Baierbrunn does not want to put any obstacles in the way of the neighboring community, but a few conditions have already been formulated regarding United Initiators' plans.
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The renovation and expansion plans of the United Initiators company in Höllriegelskreuth are controversial.
© Andrea Kästle
Baierbrunn / Pullach
- United Initiators' expansion and renovation plans do not only affect the municipality of Pullach, of course.
The company borders the Buchenhain district of Baierbrunn in the south, which is why the municipality of Baierbrunn can also give its opinion on the new zoning plan in the design process.
In the last building committee, the committee members agreed in principle that they “did not want to put any obstacles in the way” for their neighbors, but formulated a few conditions.
No influence on the shipping companies
On the one hand, it was stated that the group had to ensure that dangerous goods were not transported through the community in the direction of Garmischer Autobahn. “The company told me,” said Mayor Patrick Ott (ÜWG) at the meeting, “it would have no influence on its forwarding agents. That pissed me off. ”In addition, in their statement, the Baierbrunners“ fully ”agree with what the Isar Valley Association has written as a comment on the whole. He had applied for the western industrial area to be downgraded to an industrial area, and the southern area, recently "industrial area without restriction", to be rededicated into an "industrial area with restricted use". In addition, the forest in the south and west of the planning area should be left as a protected forest. Patrick Ott:"The Isartalverein has shown well that it can deal with the topic seriously and objectively."
Big Wings concerns
In the rather short discussion on the subject, however, it also became apparent that the Baierbrunn municipal councils certainly have their concerns when they think of “Big Wings”.
It is not for nothing that the citizens' initiative, which is seeking a referendum against the project, also emerged in Baierbrunn.
Even if the building authority director Patrik Kohlert had said that if the municipality wanted to counter the plans, it had to commission its own report and could do little overall, Robert Gerb from the Greens said: “It is important to me that the company is not always continues to grow on Baierbrunn.
After Big Wings it has to be over. "
On the other hand, those involved were also aware that new construction projects also mean increased safety.
Alexander Lechner, ÜWG: "The project reduces the risk of something happening."
List of rubric lists: © Andrea Kästle
