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A citizen proposal has been submitted to the Farsta City District Administration to organize a "Farsta Culture Camp" in collaboration with local cultural actors. The proposal, inspired by Farsta Sports Camp, aims to offer children various cultural activities in art, dance, music, and theater. The Farsta City District Committee will address the proposal and refer it to the administration for further preparation.

The Farsta District Administration proposes approving new delegation decisions in preparation for a new law on activity requirements for social assistance, effective July 1, 2026. This law will require individuals receiving financial aid for at least three months to participate in activities to improve their chances of employment or studies. The administration suggests that social workers should be empowered to mandate activity participation and to deny or reduce social assistance if participation is withheld.

The Real Estate Committee decided to appeal a Land and Environment Court of Appeal judgment regarding the Finnskogen 3 case. They instructed the Real Estate Department to apply for leave to appeal with the Supreme Court, meaning the committee wants to pursue the matter to the country's highest court.

The Real Estate Committee approved the revised implementation decision to modernize the special protection room in the Konserthusgaraget on Norrmalm. This decision entails a project expenditure as detailed in the financial report (Appendix 1), and the relevant paragraph was immediately adjusted.

The Real Estate Committee met on June 16, 2026, and approved a status report concerning the renovation and reconstruction of Brännkyrkahallen. This decision signifies the committee's endorsement of the presented report on the project's progress.

The Real Estate Committee met on June 16, 2026, and approved a status report concerning the maintenance plan with prioritized measures at Eriksdalsbadet. This means the committee endorsed the office's proposal regarding the current status of ongoing maintenance work at Eriksdalsbadet.

The Property Committee approved a status report for a project to technically upgrade and adapt the property Glasbruket 3, located at Hantverkargatan 3A-C. This means the work to improve the building will continue as planned.

The Real Estate Committee has approved a status report for the technical upgrade project at Klamparen 11. This means the work to refurbish the property will continue as planned.

The Property Committee of Stockholm approved a status report on June 16, 2026, for the new swimming and sports hall project at Årstafältet. This means the construction of the new facility, located at Östberga 1:6 and part of Årsta 1:1, will continue as planned.

The Real Estate Committee has approved a project directive and tasked the Real Estate Department with investigating the conditions for developing the Ågesta fire training facility. This investigation, estimated to cost up to 5 million SEK, will form the basis for a future policy decision. The Moderates and Liberals emphasized the importance of carefully managing risks such as contamination and financing, particularly regarding state cost coverage.

The Real Estate Committee reviewed a referral response regarding the program for urban farming, which is part of a City Council directive. The committee approved and submitted the Real Estate Administration's proposed response, thereby supporting the program to promote cultivation in urban environments.

The Real Estate Committee approved and submitted the Real Estate Administration's statement in response to the revised cultural strategic program for the City of Stockholm. Lovisa Hedin (KD) submitted an alternative statement, partially approving the proposal but criticizing the majority's cultural policy for shortcomings in security, accessibility for the elderly, opportunities for children and youth, and hindering local cultural life.

The Real Estate Committee decided to approve and forward the Real Estate Administration's report responding to a motion. The motion sought to revitalize the City of Stockholm's art collection by increasing its accessibility for residents. This means the committee provided its opinion on how the city's art collection can be made more available to its inhabitants.

The Real Estate Committee has approved a 15-year lease agreement for Mälarhöjden IP, which is part of the Västberga 1:1 property. This secures the sports ground's land use for the next 15 years, supporting recreational activities in the area.

The Real Estate Committee has approved a 15-year lease agreement for Herrängens Bollplan 1 (Herrängens BP). This decision, made on June 16, 2026, ensures the land can continue to be used as a sports field for an extended period.

The Real Estate Committee approved the Real Estate Department's proposed maintenance strategy. However, Vice Chair Henrik Virro (M) and others issued a special statement welcoming the strategy but emphasizing its overly general nature, stating it needs to be supplemented with concrete maintenance plans per property, an accounting of maintenance backlog, and a clearer follow-up model to avoid becoming another ineffective steering document.

The Real Estate Committee approved and forwarded the office's proposed statement on the auditors' 2025 annual report to the auditors. In a separate statement, the opposition parties (Moderaterna, Liberalerna, and Kristdemokraterna) acknowledged improvements but highlighted significant deficiencies in the committee's governance and control, particularly regarding property care and maintenance, noting large deviations in investment activities and considerable costs for abortive planning, including for Eriksdalsbadet.

The Real Estate Committee reviewed the financial monthly report for May 2026, which details the committee's finances. This report was filed at the meeting on June 16, 2026, meaning the committee was informed about their current budget and financial development.

The Södermalm District Council's Pensioner Advisory Board was informed that previous minutes had been noted. They discussed several matters for the district council, including elder care finances and rejections for nursing homes, and the situation with sexual offenses and other crimes within home care in Södermalm. The board also learned about a new open activity planned for Kryssgatan in Hammarby Sjöstad after summer renovations, and that the Elderly Care Administration is investigating the conditions for introducing sign language elder care.

The Södermalm District Council reviewed a quality report on Stockholm City's 2025 park playground strategy, which found that playgrounds are appreciated, especially by children from less affluent backgrounds, but access is uneven across the city. The council noted the report, which also highlighted the need for enhanced collaboration, improved follow-up systems, and further training for staff.