Feldkirchen has been busy with the two planned retirement homes for months.
Instead of pure numbers, concrete goals should now be set in a concept.
Feldkirchen
– The two planned senior citizens' facilities on Munich and Dornacher Strasse have been occupying Feldkirchen's citizens and local councils for months.
Now the community wants to create a comprehensive concept for seniors, which will, however, have significantly more aspects than initially planned.
that she herself was affected by the issue with her parents and in-laws, but they did not yet live in Feldkirchen.
"I want to bring them here.
So not only the current senior numbers can be included in the consideration, but also the Feldkirch residents can be asked whether they have family members who want to come.”
Mayor promises: "We will put all information on the table"
Mayor Andreas Janson (UWV) not only promised an information event before Easter: "We will put all the information on the table and answer all questions in detail." In addition, the community will create its own senior citizens' concept.
"We have already received offers and assume that we can present this in March as a guideline for senior work and policy," said Janson.
Herbert Vanvolsem (CSU) complained that there was a lack of a concept for senior citizens everywhere in the community.
“We have done a lot for children in recent years and very little for seniors.
Now we have to tackle that – but we want to know exactly what the administration is planning and what it will cost.” For parliamentary colleague Stefan Seiffert, this concept must be the basis for all further activities.
"So first the concept, then we continue with the planning for the retirement homes." For Christian Wilhelm (SPD), concrete goals are missing.
"So not just numbers, but also what types of housing are desired and possible, what can the senior citizens' representative contribute and what additional staffing needs do we have." Brigitte Pfaffinger (SPD) suggested a Round Table with citizens, municipal councils, experts,
Since this will now be significantly more extensive than previously planned, Janson suggested putting the topic on the agenda again in February, "as a basis for all future planning".
The council followed suit.
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