Summer break?
Not with the Bund Naturschutz.
Its management team calls for an immediate planning stop in terms of the new clinic in Hechendorf.
And a new, but more detailed search for a location should be put aside for the expansion of the Schindlbeck Clinic.
Hechendorf
- At the moment, the press conferences are increasing in the area in Hechendorf, for which the legal planning requirements for the construction of a clinic are currently to be created. Just a week ago, parliamentary group leader Ludwig Hartmann from the Landtag Greens was there (we reported), yesterday Richard Mergner, state chairman of the Bund Naturschutz, Sabine Krieger, BN board member in Munich, Günter Schorn, BN district chairman in Starnberg, and BN visited - Managing Director Dr. Helene Falk the Seefeld local group, which is headed by Constanze Gentz. "We want a stop in planning and all cards on the table," demanded Mergner.
"When I stand here, I'm shaken," Mergner stated. The protection of areas, biotope networks, the fresh air corridor for Munich or the flood issue “seems to have not been taken into account”. For the merger of the Seefeld and Herrsching clinics in a 200-bed building, an "isolated location search with an incomplete evaluation grid" was carried out. This is all the more shocking because it happens in a district "which is not the poorest". There you have to be grateful for the unique landscape. The district had taken the last step before the first by starting the search for a location, although the expansion of the Schindlbeck Clinic was still being examined. There is basically no strategy, even for the clinic in Seefeld in the event of a closure. "Only,if all else fails, I start looking for a location. ”The district could create a Bavaria-wide precedent for“ how to deal with land and involve citizens ”. Mergner thanked the district group and local conservationists for their commitment: “They are attacked, personal interests are imputed to them. I am grateful that you are still committed. "
Sabine Krieger pointed out the importance of the regional green corridor for Munich and also that of “Alpine pumping”, in which the hot air from the city is cooled in the Alps and then returned. “It only works if there are no obstacles.” The height of the building does not matter: “The fresh air supply runs close to the floor.” Schorn recalled the existing building rights for the Schindlbeck Clinic. And he criticized the technical authority meeting, after which those involved had committed to the property in Hechendorf. “The place here is not suitable.” The district would gain a lot if it stopped planning until a decision had been made at the Schindlbeck Clinic. “If it doesn't work there, all locations have to be examined again.Because the table for assessing the other areas has errors. "
A planning freeze is out of the question for District Administrator Stefan Frey. “From the point of view of the Federal Nature Conservation Union, this requirement is justifiable. However, I am obliged by the resolutions of the committees and also by the mandate of the council request. ”It doesn't make much sense to put your hands on your lap. The district continues to travel on three tracks: "We are waiting for the Schindlbeck Clinic to be checked with a view to expansion, we are negotiating with landowners on Seefelder Strasse in Herrsching, and we are carrying out the compatibility test for the property in Hechendorf."