Farewell to Marlene Herrle: Oberhausen loses important administrative support!

Farewell to Marlene Herrle: Oberhausen loses important administrative support!

A significant change in the Oberhausen municipal administration: Marlene Herrle, who has played a key role under Mayor Fridolin Gößl (CSU) for four years, leaves her position. She was not only responsible for the preparation of the municipal council meetings, but also in the building authority and registry office. From December she will take a new challenge in Friedberg. In the last meeting of the local council, she was adopted in warm words. "I enjoyed it here," said Herrle, before led the session with usual precise information.

measures against heavy rain

The municipal council has decided with a narrow majority to remove around 620 cubic meters of soil at the Sinninger Hirschlachweg in order to intercept the water that runs down the slope. This measure is a direct reaction to the increasing heavy rain events that are increasingly occurring in the region. In addition, a controversial construction project in Sinning was rejected. The Council had already expressed concerns in 2021 because the planned apartments had no connection to existing settlements and the risk of flooding in heavy rain was too large. The legal framework did not allow the project to be carried out, which led to a unanimous rejection.

Mayor Gößl also reported the damage to the all -weather court, which is to be remedied in the coming year. He emphasized the enormous workload that the building yard employees have to manage in the protection of roads and ways, as well as the legal challenges in the flood protection of the municipality.

building applications on the agenda

Several building applications were also dealt with at the meeting. An application from Kreut to build a workshop for machine repair was approved without any problems. The construction of an agricultural machine hall in Sinning-Kastlmühle also received unanimous approval, although the buildings are close to the construction limit. There were discussions in an application at the partial demolition of buildings on Oberhausen's main street, since a carport with a gable roof is to be created, which is supposed to fit in harmoniously into the environment.