The tool shed of the Warngau volunteer fire brigade has become too narrow.
But the plans for an expansion are on the spot.
Warngau
- The demands on fire brigades have increased steadily over the past decades, as have the vehicle sizes - but the tool sheds have not grown with them.
The Warngau volunteer fire brigade is also complaining about space problems.
The decision as to whether this should be resolved by an expansion at the previous location or a new building elsewhere is still pending after two years.
Mayor Klaus Thurnhuber (FWG) has now reported the state of affairs to the local council.
For two years it has been clear that the fire station behind the town hall in Oberwarngau is no longer able to cope with current needs and that a solution is needed.
A space program should, however, provide information about what the fire brigade needs and thus provide a basis for the decision whether the fire station is to be expanded or rebuilt.
Since then, however, the project has not made any significant progress.
Initially because of Thurnhuber's long absence after the bull attack on him in mid-2019. Last year, the municipality commissioned a specialist office with the creation of the spatial plan.
It was silent for months.
At the end of September 2020, the city hall finally received a rejection from the commissioned specialist office: the contract could not be fulfilled due to a lack of capacity.
The planning hadn't gotten anywhere for months.
The community, said Thurnhuber, then commissioned another office with the preliminary investigation.
On December 23, the draft was received by the town hall, he reported to the local council.
"It is now being examined by the government of Upper Bavaria and the district fire council."
“The cramped conditions are difficult”, that is clear to the town hall chief, who himself was once the commander of the Warngauer weir.
"A perspective is important here."
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