Steygg: All year round dog ban on the Pleschinger bathing lake decided

Steygg: All year round dog ban on the Pleschinger bathing lake decided

The municipality of Steyregg in the Urfahr-Umge district has recently made a far-reaching decision that will seriously affect dog owners. From now on, a year -round ban on dogs in a certain area applies: the outdoor pools at the Pleschinger bathing lake. This measure is considered necessary in an official announcement in order to create an undisturbed recreation room for all visitors.

The decision for the dog ban surprised many citizens because it is a drastic change in the previous rules. Dogs should no longer be allowed at the bathing spots in question, which means a change in particular for dog owners. This measure may have been taken to ensure cleanliness and security in this popular recreation area.

High fines for violations

The new rules provide for a rather strict procedure against violations. If you don't stick to the provisions, you have to expect a high fine. According to the municipality's official announcement, punishments are at risk of up to 7,000 euros, which underlines the seriousness of the new regulation. This could be a significant incentive for dog owners to adhere to the new regulations and thus prevent potential problems in the outdoor area.

Follow the dog owners concerned are inevitable and the reactions among the population are mixed. While some welcome the decision to protect freedom and carefree on the bathing lake, many dog owners are concerned about the limited possibilities of offering their four -legged friends.

Details on the prohibition zones

For more detailed information about the affected areas, the municipality has ordered that a site plan is provided on its website. This is intended to help the citizens to find their way better with the new regulations and to clearly recognize the prohibition zones. Such a ban is not only a question of hygiene, but also security. The clear communication of the new rules will be decisive for avoiding misunderstandings and promoting acceptance among the population.

The decision of the community is part of a long -term strategy to protect relaxation rooms and at the same time maintain the interests of all citizens. It will be interesting to see how the location on the Pleschinger bathing lake will develop in the coming months and whether these measures show the desired effect.

For more information and the corresponding cards for the new dog ban, interested parties can visit the website of the municipality, where detailed instructions are provided.