In Gestungshausen, the water still has to be boiled

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Whether the citizens of gestungshausen will soon be able to enjoy their tap water again without hesitation will be decided today, wednesday, during the course of the day. This was stated by mayor michael keilich (CSU) when asked.

Together with representatives of the health department the mayor was on site on tuesday. The laboratory results were not yet available, which would have provided important information about the nature of the contamination. "We have now cleaned the retainer, then the network will be rewound and re-examined to see if the load is still there", explained michael keilich. If a contamination can still be detected, it has to be cleaned again. Therefore, no exact date could be given yet for the warning.

How the drinking water could have been contaminated could not be clarified. An obvious source from which the germs could have originated has not been found. The germs, the municipality warns, can lead to diarrhea and other illnesses. Therefore, the water must be brought to the boil and then left to stand for at least ten minutes before it is used to prepare food or drink. Winding machines should be operated at a temperature of at least 60 degrees celsius. In addition, the municipality advised washing at least 40 degrees. To achieve adequate hand hygiene, plenty of soap should be used when washing hands.

As soon as the drinking water can be used again without hesitation, the population will be informed immediately, michael keilich assured.

It was an engaging debate that the city council held on the bike path. Traffic officer karlheinz schmitt (CSU) was the first city councilor to speak up. On his vacation, he saw a bike path that ran directly along the road as a traffic lane. His conclusion: "so we have a very safe bike lane". After all, the road is also demarcated by a curb from the rhonexpress rail bike path.

He also said that the bike path had only been moved to make room for parking spaces along robert-katzer-weg. They were urgently needed for the thermal spa sinnflut. "You have to make compromises somewhere", said schmitt. In addition, a structural demarcation would rather increase the danger: cyclists could get stuck on a lander with their handlebars and cars with their rearview mirror. This estimate is in line with the opinion of the german bicycle club (ADFC), which was submitted to the city council.

Benjamin wildenauer, spokesman for the SPD parliamentary group, did not want to let this stand. He said there is a difference between a lane for bicycles and a bike path marketed for tourism on an old railroad track. The city has the "talent" again proved "a beautiful thing with a little thing to the ridiculousness". He also renewed criticism that the city council had decided on the relocation on its own authority. "There had certainly been other possibilities, if one had talked about it", he said.

Idea of a bluhstreifen

Adelheid zimmermann, spokeswoman for the free burghers and FDP (FB/FDP) parliamentary group, suggested creating a strip of road surface between the road and the cycle path. This meant that the newly built bicycle path had to be torn down again. When the parking lots were built on robert-katzer-weg, the bike path had to be widened anyway to keep clearances, she said.

Several times heribert jakobsche (PWG) asked when the administration would finally present the plan for the land to the city council. The discussion about the relocation of the bike path was finally a year ago. Until the entire area is redesigned, he suggested, the bike path could be moved to robert-katzer-weg, so that the traffic jam directly on the bypass is eliminated. Mayor brigitte meyerdierks (CSU) explained that the talks on the rehabilitation of the sinnflut are not yet finished. Therefore, it could not yet present a plan.

Second mayor jurgen pfister (PWG) made it clear: "even if the ADFC sees it differently – I have my doubts about it." he absolutely insists on a structural demarcation, since the cycle path is already very well accepted and it is foreseeable that the increasing number of e-bike riders will increase the potential danger even more. Dirk stumpe (PWG), who had originally submitted the application for a structural boundary, said he was saddened that nothing had happened for a year. He summed up the crux of the matter: "the way the bike path is built now is legally permissible. But that’s not the point. It’s about the burger’s sense of security."

The result is clear

Zimmermann moved that the agenda item be postponed and that the cost of a blood strip be inquired about until the next meeting. Mayor brigitte meyerdierks (CSU) reacted in two ways: on the one hand, she liked the idea of laying out a strip of bluh. On the other hand, however, it did not want to delay a decision any longer. Manfred kaiser (CSU) could only attribute an "alibi function" to a blood strip winnow. Kurt abersfelder referred to steep slopes in the area of wildflecken and oberbach: "nobody talks about that. Only in bad bruckenau everything is talked to pieces."

Before tempers flared any further, the council voted. By a vote of 11 to 8, they renewed their decision to create a structural demarcation between the bike path and the street. The administration is now accepting proposals until the next meeting, how one could look like. You could also simply put up a gelander, as it can already be found at some places on the bike path.

Point by point from the city council:

Station land on friday, 27. September, all citizens are invited to a workshop on the design of the area around the former train station. Dirk stumpe (PWG) suggested posting the plans in advance or putting them on the internet so that the people of burgenland can start thinking about them. The mayor found this idea good. The workshop starts at 7 pm in the georgi hall.

Power line mayor brigitte meyerdierks called for signatures to be added to the lists of signatures against the planned p 43 alternating current power line at the citizens’ office. The pipeline is to run from mecklar via dipperz near fulda to bergrheinfeld and will most likely cross the district of bad kissingen.

Christian ude at the spd in bad kissingen

"I expect good issues from him for 2013, also for the election in september, a good speech and a good presentation. I came because I find christian ude likeable", said josef plener (kleinbrach), an SPD member for many years, who had come to the new year's reception of the bad kissingen social democrats in the tattersall. "I expect christian ude to give an entertaining speech with pointed formulations. But it will certainly not be decisive for the election", said simone bastian (ebern), who does not belong to any party. And armin fischer, the local chairman of the kissingen SPD, was curious to see whether and how christian ude would come across as a sympathizer: "i don't expect him to say that the others are bad and we are better. I wish from him to show that we are good."

Some expectations of the SPD's top candidate for the bavarian state elections in september. And the mood was also expectant when the red cross orchestra played the hopeful song of the bavarian social democracy into the hall at 11 o'clock on the dot. There was still a little time left for the applause, when sabine dittmar, member of the mdl ("no one else can tap as well as he can") and mayor kay blankenburg buried the guest in a manner befitting the occasion, but also made a number of political demands, particularly in the area of healthcare.

The applause was strong when christian ude finally stepped up to the lectern. "What do we social democrats have to offer?" he asked without any preplanning. And he mentioned two important issues that are in the foreground for him, first of all the international financial crisis. The last 20 years, he said, had been a neoliberal period of economic radicalism and had ended with the collapse of leman bros. We have not experienced a crisis like this for 80 years." attempts by the states to prevent a spillover into the real economy had so far cost taxpayers 1600 billion euros for rescue packages and 2000 billion euros for keeping the economy going. Democratic societies could not continue to be the plaything of financial jugglers. "It was probably right to pull out all the stops to protect the economy, but we have to stop this aberration and get it under control.

Asking polluters to pay
Ude called for the introduction of a financial transaction tax to make the polluters share the costs. And he drew the conclusion from the observation that the american rating agencies lower their thumbs over europe, but ignore the insanely high indebtedness of the united states, that a european agency should be created.
But he does not want to adorn himself with other people's feathers, ude explained: "all these ideas are not mine, but peer steinbruck's. He has the right answers." but he couldn't help himself: "he should concentrate on that and leave salary issues to the unions again."

The other key point for the mayor of munich, who has been in office for 20 years, is the social gap, which is also widening in germany: "I don't see this as lobbying for hartz IV recipients, but for society as a whole." because they have to pay for the consequential costs of this social division. Ude called for the introduction of flat-rate minimum wages and employment contracts that would give young people planning security for their future.

With regard to state politics, ude called for a better balance in the development of bavaria's regions: "it can't be that a few growth cores are bursting at the seams while other areas are depopulating: "there are no patent solutions, but the CSU should stop denying that there are regions with worries about the future." it is also high time for a prevention law, rehabilitation and prevention cost money, but less than the elimination of consequences, if they are not pursued.

Publicity for the referendum
In the area of culture and education, ude called for the withdrawal of the childcare allowance in favor of the expansion of daycare facilities, the establishment of more all-day schools, so that children from educationally disadvantaged backgrounds could also be challenged, the preservation of schools close to home, and the abolition of tuition and master's examination fees. The 180 million euros must be financed through the sovereign budget."

And then christian ude delivered what most people had been waiting for: a few almost cabaret-style jabs at his opponent horst seehofer and his tendency to change his unquestionable opinions depending on the political weather: "there are hardly any questions left on which seehofer says today what he said yesterday. The expiration date of his opinions is in the near future." ude did not make any direct election campaign. But: "it's all about your own interests in september. And if they think that some things can still be improved, then they get involved."

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