The young people in Bad Heilbrunn are looking for a space where they can meet in winter.
Finding a suitable solution, however, should not be that easy.
Bad Heilbrunn -
This became clear in the latest meeting of the municipal council.
There are mainly difficulties with the corona requirements.
The youth representative, Kilian Spindler, reported that in the past few weeks there had been repeated complaints about the noise that the youths caused at their previous meeting point, the hard court.
The community therefore called on an employee of the mobile youth welfare service, and he brought the youth club into discussion.
One of the possible meeting points is the parish, reported Spindler, but it should not be used at the moment.
The parish council could imagine a reopening - but only if a supervisor monitors compliance with the Corona guidelines: "They don't want to take any risks."
The community had to think about whether to hire a supervisor in cooperation with the Don Bosco Club: “We should offer the young people something.” At the same time, Spindler admitted that the young people would probably be “not enthusiastic” about a supervisor .
"Have you ever talked to the young people what they think of it?" Mayor Thomas Gründl wanted to know.
"I would be interested in how the feedback is." There has not yet been a meeting, Spindler replied, but that could be arranged together with the youth worker.
Konrad Specker thinks he knows the answer.
When he was still the youth representative, it was already about this topic.
At that time a youth club was even founded.
However, the offer quickly fell asleep again because the young people did not want any care.
However, the community could not provide an unsupervised meeting place: "The young people would have to look for a construction trailer or something." At the same time, Specker made it clear: "I don't want to dig the water out of the project right away." to use open youth meetings in Bad Tölz and Benediktbeuern as a model.
It is also conceivable that the group could name an adult supervisor, said Gründl, "because they will be accepted".
However, this task is a "challenge and obligation".
Before a decision is made, there should now be a discussion with the young people.
