There are always disabilities because stones keep loosening from the slope in Inkofen, which is actually stabilized.
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- The anger doesn't stop. At the level of the chapel on State Road 2054 in Inkofen, there are increasing obstructions due to falling stones. The chapel was damaged after an accident in autumn 2018. As a result, both lanes were closed for over a year. The embankment next to it was then only "stabilized" using coarse limestones with a grain size of more than 60 centimeters in diameter. Mayor Anton Geier had already suspected that this could not go well.
The renovation concept for the chapel and the adjacent slope had been submitted by the property owners - the Free State and the Archbishop's Ordinariate of Munich. The town hall chief remembers that he was skeptical when he followed the implementation. In fact, in the course of time there were disabilities due to stones sliding down. "Every private person would have had a duty for a long time," complained councilor Franz Huber (independent citizen). Make such a "botch", he said. After all, the whole thing cost a lot. “A very expensive temporary solution,” he said cynically.
An on-site meeting with the Freising District Administrator has already been agreed, Geier informed.
The problem must be resolved politically as soon as possible.
The corona pandemic also contributed to the fact that nothing was done for so long.
Maria Martin
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