The "day ticket WOR" was supposed to ease the Wolfratshausen population in the corona pandemic.
But the Loisachstadt will apparently not become a so-called model region.
Wolfratshausen - An official answer from Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder is still pending.
But it is more than unlikely that Wolfratshausen will become a model region in which opening scenarios can be imagined with a view to retail and gastronomy.
Nevertheless, the volunteers will "not bury their heads in the sand", emphasizes Dr.
Ulrike Krischke, Senior Advisor to the City Council.
Together with Third Mayor Annette Heinloth, Ines Lobenstein (Caritas) and Robert Klingel (DLRG Schäftlarn-Wolfratshausen), Krischke worked out a detailed concept as reported.
The Corona quick test offer is to be massively expanded, with a free, 24-hour “day ticket WOR”, citizens could be given access to shops, beer gardens and cultural events.
In this context, the request to Söder is: retail and outdoor catering, which (as currently) had to close with an incidence of more than 50, may open in the model region Wolfratshausen.
Relaxation with increasing incidence: "That is a paradox"
Following the example of Tübingen, more than 80 Bavarian municipalities have applied as a model region.
It should be a maximum of eight, according to Söder.
Basically, only cities with a seven-day incidence between 100 and 150 come into question for him.
In the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen district it is 92.2;
too little to be declared a model region.
We definitely won't give up. "
Dr.
Ulrike Krischke, Senior Advisor to the Wolfratshausen City Council
"That's a paradox," says Krischke angrily.
Allow easing with increasing incidence?
"That is a mistake." In their eyes, the cities, specifically the citizens, should be "rewarded", "who have been very careful, very responsible in the past few weeks" - and thus have significantly reduced the number of new corona infections.
Krischke recalls the more than 1500 quick tests that have been carried out since December 22nd in the premises of the Isar-Loisach Culture Association (KIL) at Schwankl-Eck: "We have a lot of experience and now we have a coherent, very reliable concept." it is incomprehensible that experiments should be allowed in other cities instead.
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“We're definitely not going to give up,” says the senior adviser for the city council.
Meanwhile, the number of potential supporters has grown to more than 200.
Work continues behind the scenes.
The immediate goal is the expansion of the test offer, the modalities must now be coordinated with the district administrator and mayor.
(cce)