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"Denunciation": landlords block benches at the Maisinger See

2021-02-09T12:04:31.195Z


The Maisinger See is a popular destination, especially in times of pandemics. The operators of the Seehof were now forced to lock the benches on the bank. Although the police have not yet punished a violation of the Corona rules there this year.


The Maisinger See is a popular destination, especially in times of pandemics.

The operators of the Seehof were now forced to lock the benches on the bank.

Although the police have not yet punished a violation of the Corona rules there this year.

Maising - "denouncing", "upside down world", "sad" and "locked up": These days, the Maisinger Seehof posted a Facebook post with these slogans, known as hashtags.

The owners of the restaurant wrote it to vent their anger.

The way to the Internet public found a response, there were quickly around 20 comments under the post - and lots of sad and angry smileys.

There are reactions to the picture under the hashtags.

It shows benches at the Maisinger See, they are draped with red and white barrier tape.

The message: Nobody is allowed to sit here anymore.

The innkeepers took the measure themselves - because they felt compelled to do so.

The locked benches tell how complicated life can be when strict lockdown rules apply, but people still want to get some fresh air and restaurateurs can use every euro.

“We don't want to upset anyone, that's why we give in,” says Rupert Wachter, one of the two managing directors of the Maisinger Seehof.

The complaints about the benches, more precisely that there were many people there, had increased.

However, the landlords were not addressed directly - but the police and the district office.

Wachter and his colleague also dismantled the fire bowls at which families took a break for a walk.

"The stay at the lake was the highlight of the week for some, they are now disappointed," says Wachter.

You can read about the disappointment in the Facebook comments.

Above all, the restaurateurs are encouraged: “Carry on, we'll definitely come to you!

Don't necessarily have to sit down, that's also possible.

It's just a shame for the somewhat older semesters ”, writes one,“ We'll come anyway ”several others.

Special situation: benches belong to restaurateurs, but are in public space.

According to Wachter, one persistent person in particular kept calling the police and the officers had confirmed that.

"We monitor the whole thing," says Kai Motschmann from the Starnberg inspection on Merkur demand and emphasizes: "If four or five people from different households meet there, that is not the purpose of the exit restriction." The officials were able to determine such on site Not yet scenarios.

You have not punished any violation of the corona rules at Maisinger See since the beginning of the year.

Ultimately, it was the district office responsible for administrative offenses that got the landlords to act.

According to its spokeswoman Barbara Beck there was a "recommendation" to lock the benches.

“There was no notification,” she says.

This coincides with the statements of host Wachter: He reports of sensible discussions with the police and district office.

It was signaled that the authorities would have to investigate matters more decisively if the complaints persist.

It is a special situation: the benches belong to the restaurateurs, but are in public space.

They are also used when the Seehof is closed.

Wachter fears that an elderly couple will think three times whether they should drink the to-go coffee while standing.

He emphasizes: “We don't get any bridging aid because otherwise we would always have to be closed in winter.

But now we are forced to continue, ”he says.

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Source: merkur

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