The village square in Kleinhartpenning is deteriorating more and more into a parking lot - for those outside of it. The community will soon put a stop to this.
Kleinhartpenning - caravans, trailers or even minibuses: In the village square in Kleinhartpenning, right next to the former carpenter, there have been vehicles for some time that do not belong to any of the residents. As Erdal Karli (FWG) learned from the Kleinhartpenningers, they are disturbed by the vehicles without any relation to the residents. He has now raised this concern in the municipal council. "Maybe we should continue to design the square," he said, "don't let the square deteriorate into the parking lot."
Mayor Olaf von Löwis (CSU) also saw it that way, shortly before the meeting with Johann Bachhuber, head of the public order office, learned of the complaints. "From the point of view of local development, we should consider: What are we going to do with the square?" Said Löwis. After all, the local development plan also states that central squares in the municipal area should be designed - as is also intended for the village square in Großhartpenning. Löwis is aiming for overall planning for the Kleinhartpenningen center.
Short-term measures are also conceivable, such as bans on stopping or further orders. But the effect is probably only slight. "That would not be sustainable," said Löwis. Therefore, he would discuss the situation more intensively with Bachhuber and the administration. "We'll think about something," the mayor promised.
