There is a change in the Hallbergmoos local association of the Greens: The top duo in the now five-member board are Sabina Brosch and Erwin Grießer.
Hallbergmoos - The 56-year-old Grießer succeeds Robert Wäger, who wants to devote himself more to his duties as a local council, district councilor and 3rd district administrator.
Thomas Küppers succeeds Frank Röckemann as the new treasurer.
Councilor Alexandra Gebhard and Angelika Knebel complement the board as assessors.
Grießer turned out to be a fine dust expert
Traditionally, a woman and a man form the management duo of the Greens, and according to the statutes, the entire board must be made up of women and men equally.
Grießer, the new man in the top duo, is no stranger: The IT entrepreneur already competed in the municipal council election and made a name for himself as a fine dust expert.
He pleaded for Hallbergmoos to declare a climate emergency: “It's dramatic.
We have to actively prepare for climate change. "
Wäger no longer stood in order to be able to devote himself to his duties as a community and district council.
In his report from the district council, he praised the “good cooperation” with the new District Administrator Helmut Petz (FW), who pursues the goal of “changing something, moving things and getting everyone involved”.
Wäger himself has committed himself to various “special topics”: the expansion of cycle paths and charging infrastructure.
“The biggest and most difficult topic is climate protection.
That cannot be delayed, something has to happen in Bavaria, ”he emphasized.
In terms of energy self-sufficiency, according to Wäger, the municipality and the district, the goals set for 2035 are lagging far behind.
It is important to massively expand photovoltaics and wind power.
In mathematical terms, according to Wäger, 24 to 36 wind turbines and 20 to 30 large-scale PV systems would have to be built in the district.
Sabina Brosch wants to promote projects at the municipal level: above all, her “heart issue”, the founding of a Hallbergmoos housing cooperative.
As she emphasized, this should not be a “green” project, but should be implemented on a broad basis and across parties.
In addition, the Greens want to make Hallbergmoos a “fair trade community” by installing CO2 traffic lights in schools and 1.50 meter distance signs on streets.
Becher sees competitor for the "wave" in arena
The Council already supports the Green initiative “Safe haven” for Moria refugees.
After Leon Eckert, 3rd Mayor from Eching with ambitions for the Bundestag, introduced himself, MdL Johannes Becher addressed the topic that has dominated the headlines since the beginning of August: the event arena at the airport with 20,000 seats, which is used as an event and convention center is planned.
Becher published an internal dossier of the Ministry of Finance on Monday.
At his request, it was inadvertently included in the Ministry's reply.
The paper shows that in addition to the hall with 40 multifunctional rooms, a hotel and parking garage are also planned.
According to Becher, the arena is not only in competition with the Olympic Park and the Munich Trade Fair Center, but also with municipal properties such as the Hallbergmooser “Welle” in the MABP.
Eva Oestereich
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