There will be no extraordinary citizens' meeting on the subject of mobile communications, which has been bitterly debated in Icking for over 20 years, at least not in the near future.
Icking - The "Working Group - Protection Against Electrosmog" was able to collect the 209 signatures required for such an event.
However, the items on the agenda that Michael Welle, Manuela Albert and Anne Wallis-Lange would have liked to deal with that evening do not represent church matters.
Mayor Verena Reithmann (UBI) said this at the latest municipal council meeting.
However, she offered the initiators to hold a conversation with her in the town hall.
The “constructive suggestions” that the working group makes in the discussion will be passed on to the local council.
Mobile communications and Icking - that is a never-ending story in which new chapters are constantly being opened.
There was a big discussion recently as to whether one of the masts, which are apparently required to close gaps in the network, should really be located north of the school center.
The debate was unnecessary because there are protected barrows from the Bronze Age in the grove.
The working group is not only interested in preventing the masts from being located.
Those involved are also concerned about the new 5G technology standard, which is also to be introduced in Icking, although the community is now fully equipped with fiber optics.
In a citizens' meeting, the working group wanted to provide information about the dangers that pulsed microwaves pose "for the health of people, animals and plants".
In addition, a lecture on the effects of digitization on online addiction of children and adolescents was planned.
According to the agenda, all topics would have been dealt with by a speaker whom the working group would have engaged.
But the community could also have engaged a speaker on all points.
Finally, a resolution should be voted on, the content of which has not yet been named.
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