Because of Corona, the vehicle registration office in the Freising district was closed for weeks. As soon as it was allowed to open again, party traffic was restricted again due to an infection. The FDP is now turning to the district administrator.
Freising - Due to the corona pandemic, the vehicle registration office at the Freising district office was closed for several weeks from mid-March to early May. As soon as it was allowed to reopen under strict conditions, the party traffic is now restricted again: As reported, an employee has been infected with the corona virus. The FDP district councilors Susanne Hartmann and Tobias Weiskopf are now demanding that vehicle registrations for citizens and companies be made possible again immediately.
A "working" solution is needed
A letter to District Administrator Helmut Petz states: "The registration office has been closed again since May 19 due to a single Covid 19 infection, and no new appointments are being made." out that no vehicles can be registered in the near future. "We are aware of the difficult situation due to the pandemic and renovation work, but it is urgent to find a working solution to the situation that has been known since the beginning of the year."
Hartmann and Weiskopf continue to emphasize: "It cannot be that a single corona disease in the administration brings the entire approval process to a standstill in the district."
Authorities boxes should help
The liberals have already considered how this should work: Since registrations are also possible without direct contact, documents and labels could be handed in via the mailbox and picked up again after processing. "We have already proposed boxes for government agencies analogous to the Packstation," says the letter. Space problems in the alternative rooms could be solved by a temporary branch in a town hall in the southern or western district - in addition to the admissions office in Moosburg. Another suggestion from Hartmann and Weiskopf: “Extraordinary times require extraordinary actions. In this way, a cooperation with a neighboring district such as Pfaffenhofen or Erding could be examined. “ Ft
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