The glass container locations in Inning are a thorn in the side of the citizens' initiative for Innings Future (BIZ).
In its most recent meeting, however, the municipal council rejected the wish to reduce the publicly accessible disposal points to a guarded location - preferably on the site of the planned new supermarket.
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- BIZ councilor Rainer Wörl explained the move and what made him and his parliamentary group colleague Katrin Nicolodi take it. “The containers are not a figurehead for the community,” he said. Whether in Inning, in Schlagenhofen or in Buch - all of them are littered and sprayed with unsightly graffiti. He would prefer a location under supervision, for example when the new full-range supplier is being built. As reported, the supermarket is to be built where the tennis players are currently at home - on Schornstrasse. “It's the polluter pays principle,” said Wörl, “they sell glass, why don't they take it back too”. Even without a deposit. Alternatively, Wörl brought the recycling center into play. The containers that are currently in front of the gate could also be placed behind it. An idea,the building yard boss and CSU councilor Günther Kammerloher let their hair stand on end. "Then everything will be in front of the gate in the future," he feared. Because the disposal would then be tied to the opening times of the recycling center. And the building yard employees in the immediate vicinity might then have to clear away the rubbish in front of the gate every day. The only thing that bothered him at the location in front of the gate was that it couldn't be kept clean because the containers were on grass grids.that you can't keep it clean because the containers are on grass grids.that you can't keep it clean because the containers are on grass grids.
What the AWISTA says about this remains to be seen.
He didn't know anything about this idea.
But the very idea of reducing the number of locations met with little approval.
“A withdrawal from different locations without replacement must be avoided in any case,” it says in a statement.
Otherwise, near-household disposal could not be guaranteed and the problem of litter would increase.
Incidentally, littering is not just an Inninger problem, but can be observed across the district.
The AWISTA has therefore set up a service telephone at z (0 81 51) 2 72 60, to which the cases can be reported so that the locations can be cleaned.
Barbara Wanzke (Greens) did not like a reduction in location either, on the contrary, she wanted a second innings in the center, like the one that has happened before.
