Moosinning - Christian Nagler, as chairman, is the driving force behind the Moosinning Citizens' Block.
The membership of the free voter group has more than doubled within five years.
The Moosinning civic block continues to rely on Christian Nagler.
At the Daimerwirt he was unanimously confirmed as chairman of the free electoral group.
Georg Humplmair remains his deputy.
Christian Reithmeier and Katrin Harms were confirmed as treasurers and secretaries.
Georg Schindlbeck alone remains in office as assessor.
Dietmar Kaiser, Verena Bies, Arnold Romin and Georg Humplmair jun.
inherit from Hans Erl, Elfriede Kastenmaier and Sebastian Wutz.
Because of the pandemic, the elections had been postponed.
The current board of directors is to act for two years in order to maintain the four-year cycle.
Nagler emphasized the good internal work of the civic bloc and the cooperation with the mayors and local councils in Moosinning.
Treasurer Christian Reithmeier praised Nagler in particular, as it was not least thanks to him that the civic bloc had grown from 57 to 122 members since 2016. “People make it easy for me,” Nagler returned the compliment with a smile. FW District Councilor Maria Grasser was also impressed. "That would also be desirable at the district level," said the Isenerin.
Although a number of events had to be canceled in the past year and a half, the sheep's head tournament with 44 participants and the barbecue party in the torpedo home could be held this year. "I calculated a little too optimistically at the Grillsau, but the food must have done us all good," said Nagler, also with regard to Corona. In the coming year the calendar will be well filled again. In addition to the usual events such as the bike tour, a farm flea market, participation in the “Clean Landscape” campaign and a political morning pint - possibly also at the district level - are planned.
The civic block is represented by three councils in the municipal council. They presented a number of projects. The primary school is currently being expanded to include a new building for four more classes, which should be ready in spring. Helmut Scharlach addressed the precarious situation of the fire station, which was too small and no longer compliant with the law. “It's difficult to find a reason in Moosinning,” he said. Flood protection on the Bleichbach and fiber optic expansion are also important issues.
Nagler, whose brother Georg has been mayor of the SPD since May 2020, emphasized that the councils of the civic bloc had not missed a single meeting.
Nevertheless, they want to regain the fourth seat, which was lost in the local elections, with even more presence.
He also reported that the municipality had bought the part of the building from the Sparkasse (we reported) and assured that the rented apartment in the town hall would remain.
Scarlet fever addressed the unfortunate situation at the Moosinninger leisure area.
Because of the increase in the number of teams, four showers are no longer sufficient.
The possibility of a multifunctional building is being discussed in the local council.
Whereby the community could provide the land and FC Moosinning would take over the construction management.
However, this can only be achieved in 2023 at the earliest.
The municipality is currently overseeing two construction projects: the industrial area on Bleichbach with six plots for potential company locations and the construction area east of Eichenried, which is also intended for young people.
Franz Gaßner jun.
reported on a model in which tenants would have to pay ten years rent, 80 percent of which would then be offset against the purchase price.
ALEXANDER LOTZ
