SPD in Fürstenfeldbruck before a decisive choice: Whoever runs?

The Brucker SPD recently held an annual opening discussion in which city councilors Philipp Heimerl, Mirko Pötzsch, Tina Jäger and the local chairman Daniel Kaufl took part. Both reviews and views of political events in Fürstenfeldbruck were discussed. Heimerl described the cooperation with the current mayor Christian Götz as a confidential compared to his predecessor Erich Raff.

Heimerl expressed the desire for more information on certain topics, especially with regard to the Pucher Meer II. The list of list for the next mayoral election will be discussed in October. However, Heimerl is unsure whether he will start again as an OB candidate. Kaufl pointed out that the SPD could possibly be elected without an OB candidate. A central topic of the conversation was also the adaptation to climate change, especially in the city center.

criticism and future visions

Heimerl criticized the current state of the new cattle marketplace and wishes more greening and staying areas. Pötzsch explained that there are numerous requirements for the cattle marketplace that have to be met. Jäger said the wish to use the cattle marketplatz for events and include associations.

Another concern of the SPD concerns the cost calculation for construction projects, in particular the difference between 40 million and 26 million euros for the relocation of the building yard. The ISEK process for urban planning is not described as not optimal. Heimerl emphasized the need to involve the citizens in the discussion on B2 relocation, and the SPD advocates relocating the B2 and possible citizens' decisions.

Florian Weber from "Die Party" announced that it would continue to work with the SPD and to strive with Lublin.

In a further context, climate protection is an important topic within integrated urban development concepts (ISEK). As on Städtbaufoerung.info are reported when reorganizing or revising an ISEK, whereby concrete goals and measures are to be derived.