The planned community center in Schöngeising should offer a wide range of sports opportunities.
The hall is therefore not skimpy when it comes to furnishing the hall.
The community house committee agreed with representatives of the sports club to strive for equipment similar to that of a school gym.
The municipal council will decide on this.
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According to the planner Rainer Lück
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three badminton, one volleyball and one basketball fields are planned anyway, as well as basketball hoops and wall rails to be able to stretch a volleyball net.
The planners and committee wanted to know from SC Schöngeising whether things like handball goals, climbing ropes, wall bars and a ring system were also desired.
“The full program is feasible,” said Lück.
The cost estimate is also based on maximum equipment.
The only question is whether this is actually needed in the Kleinfeldhalle.
“For competitive gymnastics, you go to another hall or to another club,” the planner Rainer Lück was certain.
No gymnastics department yet
The SC Schöngeising currently has no gymnastics department.
It is unclear whether a corresponding offer will be set up in the foreseeable future.
At the same time, however, the association representatives Michael Gessele and Licinia Zehentmeier were concerned that one could block future possibilities if one were to forego certain equipment features.
A ring system can also be used, for example, in children's gymnastics, wall bars in ski gymnastics and for fitness courses.
Handball goals are a must, says Gessele, as they can also be used for indoor soccer.
The SC would also like to have devices such as bar and bars.
Full equipment recommended
The consideration that the hall should not be used solely for club sports also plays a role.
Mayor Thomas Totzauer (Free Voters / FW) can imagine that independent senior, recreational sports and children's groups will emerge once the community center is there.
He said: "We are improving the offer from zero to 100 percent."
Ultimately, the committee agreed to recommend full equipment to the local council.
The only thing that should be avoided is climbing ropes - "they just get in the way," says Michael Gessele.
The Schöngeising sports club is not the only group to be included in the planning.
Phillip Schneider (FW) suggested that talks should also be held with the youth advisory council, which has yet to be established, with senior representatives and other groups.
