The Murnau market wants to have a new economic and settlement concept drawn up.
Preparations for this will begin in 2021.
The Murnau market wants to have a new economic and settlement concept drawn up.
Preparations for this will begin in 2021.
The application came from the two business consultants Veronika Jones (Greens) and Wolfgang Köglmayr (More Moving).
Murnau
- The Murnau market needs a new economic concept.
This is the opinion of the responsible speakers Veronika Jones (Greens) and Wolfgang Köglmayr (More Moving).
"We are currently experiencing a constant influx, especially of high incomes, and are in the midst of a very attractive landscape," write the two of them in an application that the municipal council has now dealt with in the context of budget consultations.
Strengthening craft and more
"At the same time, the market town is topographically limited, both in terms of residential construction and the designation of new industrial areas," the economic consultants continue.
If the community now also takes the fight against land erosion into account and wants to maintain the charm of the place (height development), the only logical consequence is to rethink the economy.
In the opinion of the economic consultants, businesses with large space requirements cannot realistically be accommodated.
"It is important to strengthen and maintain the stable and high-quality handicrafts." To this end, the community needs the establishment of sustainable industries that not only require little space, but are also attractive to the local youth.
Köglmayr and Jones wanted to put 30,000 euros in the budget for 2021 for a new economic concept.
It should also be checked whether funding could flow.
An external professional should work
The two business consultants intend to hire an external professional to do this.
An outside view “can be refreshing and is good for you,” argued Jones.
It is a project not only for 2021, "but for the next few years," said Köglmayr.
Critical voices
But there were reservations, for example from the mouth of Maria Schägger, parliamentary group spokeswoman for the Free Voters.
30,000 euros are “madness.
We are constantly thinking about where we can save ”.
30,000 euros are a “considerable sum”, said CSU parliamentary group spokesman Rudolf Utzschneider.
A statement from the specialist department was not available.
Business developer Jan-Ulrich Bittlinger was not present at the meeting.
In March, shortly before the first lockdown, he announced his withdrawal.
"I will change my career," said Bittlinger at the time.
A current statement was not available from the 46-year-old.
Burger: Wait until Corona is over
Several speakers would have liked the business development sector to be included in the project.
Felix Burger (SPD parliamentary group) advised to wait “until Corona is over.
So much will develop there ”.
The consequences cannot yet be assessed.
Simon Pittrich (ÖDP / Citizens' Forum) suggested possibly including "how to position yourself with regard to a second pandemic".
Dr.
Josef Raab (Greens) recommended that climate neutrality and social aspects be taken into account in the decision.
As reported, the Murnau market wants to become climate neutral by 2030.
As a compromise, Köglmayr finally proposed in 2021 to think about “who could tackle it” and “to deal with providers and companies”.
Preparations will begin in 2021
In the end, the representatives of the people agreed on the following procedure: The Murnau market will develop an economic and settlement concept for the year 2022 and start preparations as early as 2021, with the cooperation of the economic development agency.
"The year 2022 was chosen so that the effects of the corona pandemic can be included," says town hall spokeswoman Annika Röttinger.
Bittlinger had already drawn up a concept for economic development in 2016.
According to Jones, however, this was one for the settlement of the cultural and creative industries.
The innovation quarter emerged from this.
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