With an information and discussion evening, the Upper Engadin district is launching the referendum on the construction of a new care center at Samedan Hospital on Thursday, January 9, 2014: Initiators and experts present the project, then supporters and opponents will discuss and answer questions from the audience. The evening at the Rondo Congress Center in Pontresina starts at 7:30pm.
Three events for the district vote on February 9
The Promulins nursing home is getting old and is to be replaced by a new building at the Oberengadin Hospital. On February 9, the sovereign of the Upper Engadin district municipalities will decide on a loan of 64.5 million francs. The Upper Engadin district is holding two evening of information and one discussion.
What are the needs of residents? What does a modern nursing home look like? What is structurally planned? How big does a future care center for the Upper Engadine have to be and how much does the new building cost? Initiators, experts, advocates, opponents and the population will meet at Rondo in Pontresina on Thursday, January 9, 2014, at the invitation of the Upper Engadin district.
Headed by Christian Gartmann, discuss:
- Flurina Montalta, ward manager at Promulins nursing home
- Emilia Zangger, district councilor and nurse
- Rainer Herold, Head of Nursing and Care, Oberengadin Hospital/APH Promulins
- Jost Falett, District Councillor
- Christian Meuli, Mayor of Sils and Vice President of the Hospital Commission
- Duri Campell, Mayor, S-chanf
Questions from the audience are actively included in the discussion.
The project will also be presented at two other information events:
- Thursday, January 16, 2014, in the Samedan community hall, 7:30 p.m.
- Tuesday, January 21, 2014, in the auditorium of the Grevas schoolhouse, St. Moritz, 7:30pm
The voting message will be available from Monday, January 6, 2014, at Homepage of the Oberengadin district retrievable.