Should one really hold another meeting in view of the corona pandemic?
Two days before Christmas Eve, another heated debate broke out in the Tölz city council.
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A photo of the Tölzer city council before there were distance rules.
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The opponents achieved with a narrow majority of 13:12 that only the two important topics Wackersberger Höhe and Hintersberg 2 were dealt with.
All other items on the agenda were deleted.
This led to Peter von der Wippel (FWG) leaving the town hall pissed off at the end of the meeting.
With this decision, the mayor and landlord were practically "shut up" after his first year in office.
Ingo Mehner was not allowed to hold his annual review.
This lot also hit the parliamentary group spokesman.
The application had come from the Greens.
Doris Bigos had wished that one should limit oneself to the decision-making topics.
Anton Mayer (CSU) was even of the opinion two days before Christmas Eve that Hintersberg 2 and the hotel project on the Wackersberger Höhe were suitable for spoiling the Christmas party and stirring up new problems.
He requested that these points be withdrawn.
"We also have other worries right now."
Filiz Cetin (SPD) understood this.
District and district days would be canceled, the Ministry of the Interior had issued recommendations to only attend meetings that could not be postponed.
When she looks around in the meeting room, she “doesn't feel good”.
So many stores should have closed.
"We don't give a good picture."
"It's about the well-being and interest of the city."
Ingo Mehner (CSU) had a different opinion.
The meeting room has a very good ventilation system.
In addition, “what we are doing is not an end in itself”.
These are far-reaching decisions.
The spokesman for his parliamentary group, René Mühlberger, agreed.
"It's about the well-being and interest of the city." You have to make a difference.
The important corona rules with distance and face mask would be observed.
Indeed, the councils kept their masks on, albeit for the first time, during the session.
Gabriele Frei (CSU) was annoyed that discussions were going on for so long and that time was being wasted.
“Everyone knows what Corona is.
Let's finally vote. ”Only eight councilors were able to get used to Anton Mayer's more extensive proposal, while councils from all parliamentary groups welcomed the Greens' proposal at 1:12 pm.
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