The municipality's inspection confirmed damage to the hall, which had previously been condemned by Norwegian experts. Roger Arespång, head of the Culture, Leisure and Youth Department, told Kuriren that the decision to close the hall was responsible and that the inspection confirmed what they already knew: the hall is not safe to be in. The specific damage found has not been disclosed, and the exact demolition date has not been set.
It is unclear what will replace the hall or how long it had been in use before being condemned. The cost of the inspection and demolition has not been released.
It is responsible to close the hall.
It confirmed what we already knew. The hall is not safe to be in.