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Extension in the cemetery: 85,000 euros for urn walls

2021-02-15T05:22:23.290Z


Mayor Klaus Heilinglechner presents the city council with a balance sheet of the building and real estate department. One measure concerns the cemetery.


Mayor Klaus Heilinglechner presents the city council with a balance sheet of the building and real estate department.

One measure concerns the cemetery.

Wolfratshausen - In order to ensure more transparency between the city administration and the city councils, Mayor Klaus Heilinglechner made the catalog of measures public at the latest meeting of the building committee, which the town hall department for building and real estate worked through last year.

In his written report, the mayor emphasized that the list only includes "particularly time-consuming measures that had to be carried out in some cases unexpectedly".

The projects carried out as part of "normal operations" are not included in its list.

The conversion of the lighting in the town hall chief's office to LED cost a little more than 14,000 euros.

The municipality spent 10,000 euros on the renovation of a lounge in the old town hall building.

In the so-called Boodevaar tower, which houses the city marketing department, the heating system had to be replaced last year.

Cost: 12,400 euros.

According to Mayor Heilinglechner, this was an unscheduled expenditure.

The city invested just under 22,000 euros in the music school on Untermarkt.

With this money, an apartment on the top floor of the building was converted into three classrooms.

The St. Sebastian day-care center on Badstrasse got a new heating system last year.

This hit with around 41,000 euros.

More than double the sum, exactly 85,020 euros, had to be put on the table for the extension of the urn walls in the cemetery in Nantwein.

The city also found it expensive to demolish four garages on Johannisplatz.

The bills totaled around 88,500 euros.

The municipality invested almost 65,000 euros in measures and technical equipment with a view to protecting against the coronavirus.

At the moment, according to the city hall chief Heilinglechner, it has not yet been finally determined whether the city can count on subsidies - and if so, in what amount.

Last but not least, a new “municipal tractor” had to be bought for almost 45,000 euros.

The old vehicle could be sold for 3050 euros.  

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Source: merkur

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