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The City plans a new local development plan for the property Bonden Större 43 at Skånegatan 63-65 on Södermalm. The proposal adds an extra floor to the main building for new residences and raises the inner courtyard to accommodate new retail spaces and three-story townhouses. This will create 7 new rental apartments and approximately 500 square meters of retail space, while preserving existing trees in the courtyard. You can submit your comments on the proposal to the City Planning Administration by February 9, 2026.

The City Archives presents its 2026 activity plan, aiming to make archives more accessible to all Stockholmers, both digitally and physically. This includes developing a new search service for the Rotemannen database and launching digitaltarkiv.stockholm for citizens to search school grades using BankID. The plan also covers improving information security, streamlining archive management, and preparing to procure SEK 8 million in digitization services.

This is a notification of delegated decisions from the City Archives. It concerns internal decisions where the City Archivist has delegated responsibility for how the city's documents should be stored or discarded, as well as the approval of archive premises and the handling of digital information. The decisions affect, among others, the Service Department, AB Stokab, the Education Department, the District Administrations, and Stockholm Business Region.

The City Planning Office proposes a new detailed development plan for a portion of Vanda 3 in Akalla to allow for new industrial construction on an existing parking lot. This plan aims to create 25,000 square meters of new industrial premises, focusing on warehousing/logistics and server halls, expected to generate 200-600 new jobs. The proposal, part of the Fokus Järva urban development project, also includes improvements to pedestrian and bicycle paths and tree planting, with comments accepted until February 16, 2026.

The City proposes a new detailed development plan for Bällsta Hamn in Ulvsunda Industrial Area, aiming to transform it into a mixed urban environment. This plan includes approximately 1400 new homes, commercial spaces, offices, hotels, schools, preschools, a mobility hub, and public areas like streets, parks, squares, and a waterfront promenade with a potential commuter ferry stop. The proposal, which involves significant environmental considerations such as ground remediation, stormwater management, and noise protection, is available for public consultation from December 16, 2025, to February 16, 2026.

The City of Stockholm proposes a new detailed development plan to widen the on- and off-ramps at Hjulsta interchange in Akalla and Tensta. This aims to improve traffic flow on E18 and Förbifart Stockholm, create a new pedestrian and bicycle path between Stockholm and Järfälla, and manage stormwater while protecting natural and cultural values. The plan includes a new ramp from Förbifarten to E18 westbound, intended to relieve pressure on the Hjulsta interchange.

The Kungsholmen District Council will authorize specific politicians and officials, including Council Chair Mårten Svensson Risdal (S) and First Vice Chair Charlotta Schenholm (L), to make urgent decisions regarding the out-of-home care of children and young people under LVU and LVM, as well as placements in protective housing. This measure ensures prompt decision-making to protect vulnerable individuals, even when the full council cannot convene.

The Kungsholmen District Council will appoint five members and four deputies to the Social Delegation for 2026, along with a chair and vice-chair. This delegation makes decisions on individual citizen cases that cannot be delegated to officials, primarily under the Social Services Act, the Act on the Care of Young Persons (LVU), and the Act on the Care of Abusers in Certain Cases (LVM), covering everything from support to compulsory care. The delegation's instructions will also be established.

The Södermalm District Council is proposed to deny Max Medborgarplatsen a license to serve alcohol, both indoors and at its outdoor seating. The administration assesses that the risk is too great that children and young people, who often gather at Max at Medborgarplatsen, will accidentally gain access to alcohol. Medborgarplatsen is also a place with a lot of nightlife and a focal point for outreach workers who work with at-risk youth.

The Södermalm District Council will elect members to its Pensioners' Council for 2026. The council, comprising five members and five alternates, will serve as an advisory body to improve living conditions for the elderly in the district. Proposed representatives, including Per Rudin from PRO and Cecilia Söderman from SPF, require council approval. The elected representatives will be allocated proportionally among the pensioner organizations PRO, SPF Seniorerna, and SKPF Pensionärerna based on their membership numbers.

The Södermalm district committee will appoint several members, in addition to Chair Anders Göransson (S), to make urgent decisions concerning the care of young people (LVU), care of substance abusers (LVM), and placement of children in protective accommodation. This is being done to ensure that necessary interventions can be implemented quickly when there is no time to wait for a regular committee decision. The appointed members are Vice Chair Lars Rottem Krangnes (C), as well as the chair and vice chair of the social delegation.

The Södermalm District Council will select seven members and four substitutes for the Social Delegation for 2026. This delegation makes decisions on individual cases concerning social services in Södermalm. The decision also includes appointing a chairperson and vice-chairperson, and establishing a specific arrangement for substitutes.

The Stockholm Social Services Committee will appoint seven members, including Chair Alexander Ojanne (S), to have the authority to make urgent decisions regarding the compulsory care of children and young people (LVU), compulsory care for substance abusers (LVM), and the placement of children in protected housing. This is to enable swift action when the committee or its individual committees cannot convene in time. Decisions made this way will be reported to the committee afterwards.

The Stockholm Social Services Committee will elect members to three of its subcommittees for 2026: the Permits Committee, the Individual Affairs Committee, and the Organization and Association Committee. These committees make decisions on behalf of the full committee within specific areas, including alcohol and tobacco permits, individual social service cases (such as care for addicts and youth), and financial support for non-profit associations. A total of 15 members and 11 deputies will be elected.

This item concerns the politicians elected to the Social Services Committee in Stockholm for the year 2026. The committee is responsible for crucial areas such as social services, elderly care, and support for children and families in the city. Alexander Ojanne (S) will serve as chair and Jan Jönsson (L) as vice chair.

The Skarpnäck District Council will authorize specific politicians and officials to make swift decisions in urgent cases concerning the care of young people (LVU), substance abusers (LVM), and the placement of children in protected housing. This delegation aims to ensure immediate action in critical situations, such as emergency custody orders, when a decision cannot await a council meeting, thereby providing necessary protection and help to children and young people.

The Skarpnäck District Council is appointing new members to its Social Delegation for 2026. This delegation handles individual citizen cases and exercises public authority within social services. Monica Lövström (S) is proposed as chair and Johan Brege (M) as vice chair, alongside other members and substitutes from various parties.

The Norra Innerstaden district council proposes allowing more members to make urgent decisions in acute cases involving vulnerable children and adults. This would enable the vice-chair and other selected members, in addition to the chair, to decide on immediate custodies under LVU and LVM, and placements of children in sheltered housing. The aim is to ensure prompt action can always be taken when urgent protective decisions are needed.

The Norra Innerstaden district council will appoint seven members and four alternates to the Social Delegation for 2026. This delegation is crucial for residents as it makes decisions in individual social service cases, such as those under the Social Services Act, LVU, and LSS, directly impacting support and services for children, youth, and people with disabilities in Norra Innerstaden.

The Järva City District Council has appointed five ordinary members and five substitutes to the Pensioners' Council for 2026. This council, comprising representatives from PRO and SPF living in the Järva area, advises the district council on matters concerning the living conditions of the elderly. The appointed ordinary members are Mats Hellberg, Kristina Friberg, Åke Stöckel (SPF), Sievert Balkestål, and Eddie Bervelin (PRO), with Margareta Klintholm, Yvonne Zettergren, Ann-Katrin Åslund (SPF), Anja Heinonen, and Christina Björkgren (PRO) as substitutes.