Citizens' Protest in Ismaning: Planned dormitory causes excitement!

Citizens' Protest in Ismaning: Planned dormitory causes excitement!

Ismaning, Deutschland - In Ismaning, a new transition home will be set up on Max-von-Eyth-Straße, which is to offer around 190 people accommodation. The government of Upper Bavaria has rented an empty office building. In the past, the municipality had already considered plans to create new places for asylum seekers. Now a citizens' meeting is under the direction of Mayor Alexander Greulich and District Administrator Christoph Göbel, in which the population is to be informed.

A citizens' initiative with about a dozen members has formed to protest against the planned accommodation. The initiators feel deceived by the administration and criticize the lack of communication about the project. A leaflet with eight questions sent to the citizens and the mayor, among other things, addresses citizen participation, infrastructure and security issues. The spokesman for the initiative, Udo Kappelmaier, is considering a citizens' decision, the questions should not be answered satisfactorily.

planned accommodation and civil protests

The government of Upper Bavaria emphasizes that it is not an asylum accommodation, but a transition home for people with a residence permit, including late relies and former Afghan local workers. The district governments are responsible for the accommodation of these people. At the same time, the government rejected the allegation of acting past the community and the district. In a construction committee meeting, the administration only spoke of a "temporary dormitory" and avoided the term "asylum seeker accommodation". For many citizens, lack of transparency and information deficits are central concerns.

The citizens' meeting will clarify important questions, such as overcrowding and the necessary security service. Critics also fear negative effects on the performance of the adjacent land in the commercial area. The municipality of Ismaning has been negotiating with the Munich district office for over a year to meet its quota for the accommodation of refugees. In the current Situation, 381 refugees already live in Ismaning (as of December 16), while this is the aim of 692 places for the Upper Bavaria region. The new accommodation is to be obtained in March, as the

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Another report by Merkur explains, that the original planning even provided 240 places, but were reduced on the basis of the current needs. The municipality has also been considering renovating existing timber buildings and creating an additional building complex, which was obsolete by the new accommodation.

-transmitted by West-East media