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Rettet die VR101!

Hat man die Masten mit Gerüstbauteilen erstellt? :) Lustig sind auch die Baumaschinen von Ammann... :D
 
I noticed the scafolding too just for the tower.Even A wooden tower.
 
Hab das Video mit der Textankündigung der Abbruchgenehmigung der Weissensteinbahn gefunden:



Youtubemember skibillardfan schrieb:
Der Bund hat das Projekt für eine neue Seilbahn auf den Solothurner Hausberg Weissenstein bewilligt und die Konzession erteilt. Das Bundesamt für Verkehr bewilligte auch den Rückbau der historischen Sesselbahn, die seit über zwei Jahren nicht mehr in Betrieb ist. Traurig für einen wahren Seilbahnfan.
 
:sniff: :boese: :boese: :boese: :nein: :nein: :nein:
 
Trying to find out any recent news on the last vr101 in Switzerland?Is it saved or what?Thank You!..
 
As far as i know the owner of the VR101 had offered it to the "Verkehrshaus Zürich" for free if they will overtake the whole removement of all old cableway parts too. But the guys neither have the funds nor the place to store or reerect the VR101 so in my opinion it surely will be scrapped.
 
That is interesting Markus.I thought the swiss historical society won the case as to it being historical?Something about the bav?
 
The declaration as a historic monument wouldn´t allow the further use of the cableway.
The european cableway regulations (which the non european community member Switzerland had overtaken point per point) doesn´t allow to give operating licences for cableways impossible hangers to pass at the depression towers when rope is derailed. No exceptions for historic ropeways are foreseen in any way; the operating licence ended with the abadonment agreement and nobody would be able to get a new one.
Based at this facts i unfortunately only see the blast furnance at the end...:tot: :
 
Do you think since its historical the swiss regulators might wave the regulations?
 
They could but i´m sure this will not happen cause in this case the existing Giovanola cableway owners would request exceptions too and that could never be tolerated.
 
I agree it's quite impossible to rebuilt this lift at an other place. For that they will never get a licence.
But an extension of the operation licence might be possible.
For example this week a gondola with Giovanola grips, gets the second or third time an extension of the licence for one year.
 
Why cant they build the new gondola right next to the vonroll and have the vonroll operate on special occasions or weekends?
 
I think the licence prolongation could be possible when a replacement is planned and done in the next future, i know such cases from Italy too. But there is a difference between a prologation or a new licence; in my opinion seen from the justice point of view the Weissenstein licence ended with the authorities new cableway building and VR101 abadonment decision. So it would be necessary to get a new licence for the VR101 unindependent from using the same place or a different one. The only chance to see it again in operation would be a transfer/reerecting to countries without the strict european and similar laws like countries in South America or Asia. Otherwise it only can be used as a static non operable monument.
 
That is very interesting Markus. thank you.As Switzerland outlaws vr101s here is the usa we have a similar issue.Any vonroll vr101 cant be relocated here.Due to ansi codes.Here in case,The Bronx Zoo VR101 got relocated to columbia.I can see the point as to swiss regulations,but to make a exception would be a great move for the people of Switzerland or they would half to fly out to the usa to ride a vr101.
 
As far as I know it isn't a problem of regulation... I heard that the regulation just says that a chairlift has to be safe. What safe is, is an interpretation that is made by the admission board.
 
Its safe..Been in operation since 1950..The longjevity of a Vonroll..
 
vonroll101 schrieb:
Its safe..Been in operation since 1950..The longjevity of a Vonroll..

Yes... ;) The only real problem at the moment is the company that owns the chairlift. And they will probabliy go to win this dispute... :(
 
i thought it was diagnosed as historic?
So they cant remove it?
 
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