Forchheimer Jahnhalle full of melting hearts

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Forchheimer jahnhalle full of melting hearts

From the very first minute, the more than 300 visitors to the "tiroler weihnacht" were enthusiastic in the jahnhalle in forchheim enthusiastically. It is not surprising that christoph and tanja hauser, better known as "da zillertaler und die geigerin" (the zillertal singer and the violinist) the festive evening with the "zillertaler wedding march open .

So first of all the mood, clapping and swaying was announced. For example, with the self-penned song "with grandma to paloma". Things were a little quieter at the waltz "grune tannen" to or at the violin-boarischen, where the couple even asked the guests to dance, before the duo of the "golden voice from worthersee" made way.

Melting hearts

Silvio samoni melted the hearts of the listeners when he assured them: "you are my angel on earth", a song he had dedicated to his wife. As a self-confessed fan of italy, the specialist for songs with heart also delighted the audience with a medley of italian songs, starting with fausto leali’s "A chi" about "mama leone until the "prisoners’ choir from giuseppe verdi’s opera "nabucco. When the brothers vincent and fernando, alias ulrich and otto messner from andrian in sudtirol, took the stage, a listener in the front row murmured: "they’ve only been on tv." In forchheim, they set the mood for the christmas season with quiet wisdom. Their song "angels of marienberg" was not to be missed with which you won the grand prix of folk music nine years ago. The duo, which belongs to the elite group of folk music, moved the audience with emotional, slightly melancholic songs with depth.

For hours, the five musicians enthralled their audience before they all came on stage for the grand finale, singing christmas carols together. With an encore, they thanked the audience for the enthusiastic applause, for which they had provided a partly rousing, partly contemplative – and altogether a very magical evening.

four building plots are designated in advance

After the summer break, the dominant topic at the municipal council meeting was the creation of a development plan for the "honingser strabe III" building area. Jurgen sauer from the planning office sauer + harrer presented the advantages and disadvantages of an early designation of individual building plots in honingser strabe to the members of the community council.
The advantages of these four building plots are that they can be built on ahead of time and that no flood compensation or compensation areas are needed in the short term. As a disadvantage of this partial closure he mentioned that two separate procedures have to be carried out with a considerably higher cost volume. In addition, agreements on the assumption of the procedural and development costs are absolutely necessary via an urban development contract. A problem will also be the traffic situation of the future access road to the east. The honingser strabe is already so overloaded that it is necessary to create a connection to the frankisch-schweiz-strabe.

What about flood protection?

Sauer also pointed out that the drainage of the surface water has not been clarified and that a hydraulic calculation of the combined sewer should be carried out.
Jochen dusel (CSU) renewed his concerns about partial development: "it makes more sense to plan the entire development area in its entirety with a clean development in a separate system", he urged. In addition, flood protection is not taken into account with this partial development, quite apart from the fact that a later development in an orderly form is no longer possible. Hans Knetzger also fears that higher development costs could be incurred if the development plan is drawn up later on. "However, we should give the young developers the opportunity to build now, despite the problems that will arise later in the implementation of the overall planning."
Also monika huber (SPD) meant "one should not rust the young families until the never-never day", knowing full well that it is not yet clear where the surface water will be discharged to.
A mandatory requirement is that the separation system be prescribed for new developments, because new construction areas must not put the residents at a disadvantage, added mayor oswald siebenhaar. Second mayor mathias kern himself is satisfied with the submitted partial development in the presented version. Simon berninger (SPD) asked the planner sauer whether the water management office had to approve this partial closure. No, not with the small lot, was the answer.
Ralf kraus (CSU) reminded once again to take flood protection into account, because there is a lack of the one-stop surface in case of heavy rainfall events. And: "we also have a responsibility for the citizens who live in the city center", he appealed to his council colleagues. Also norbert handel (uwb) said, why not the rough solution is realized: "we should make nails with heads and not only stucco work".
The concept of the rough solution for the "honingser strabe III" development area will be very difficult, says mayor siebenhaar. If it is not possible to prove the existence of retention areas, it is possible that it will be difficult to build on the remaining building plots. Despite all the concerns and objections, the council refrained from planning a complete closure and passed the partial closure by a vote of ten to four.

Subsidy for kindergarten

The hl kindergarten. The brauningshof family applied for a subsidy for two pre-student positions for the year 2017/2018 in order to overcome staff shortages. The council decided to subsidize the two positions with 8000 euros.

Montenegro elections: djukanovic must fear for power base

A new parliament has been elected in montenegro with strong citizen participation. Until 13.00 a.M. 54 percent of the 540 or so residents of.000 eligible voters cast their ballots, according to the election research institute cemi in the capital podgorica.

That was 14 percentage points more than at the same time in the previous election in 2016. The ballot will decide whether president milo djukanovic can continue to rely on a parliamentary majority. For almost 30 years, the 58-year-old has held various positions in the former yugoslav republic of serbia. During this period, there was no democratic change of power in either parliamentary or presidential elections.

Eleven parties and electoral alliances competed for the 81 seats in the people’s assembly, which consists of one chamber. In the last polls, djukanovic’s ruling party, the DPS (democratic party of socialists), was leading with 35 percent. The opposition ran in three different constituencies, whose positions differed greatly from one another.

The alliance for the future of serbia, which is rallying around the pro-serbian and pro-russian democratic front (DF), can count on 25 percent of the vote. The liberal pro-european alliance peace is our nation received 17 percent of the vote, while the alliance black on women, which is supported by citizen activists, received seven percent.

These party blocs are united only in their rejection of djukanovic, whom they accuse of corruption, involvement in organized crime and authoritarian tendencies. The powerful president can hope that some smaller parties will overcome the three-percent hurdle and become available for a governing coalition. He can already count on the cooperation of five minority representatives of the bosniaks and albanians.

On many fundamental questions, such as the relationship to serbia and to the west, the population was divided. Djukanovic today stands for a pro-western course. In 2006 he had led the country into independence from serbia, in 2017 into nato. Montenegro has been negotiating EU membership since 2012.

Most recently, however, djukanovic stoked tensions when, at the end of the previous year, he voted in favor of a law threatening to expropriate the property of the serbian orthodox church, which is controlled from belgrade. The law drew mass protests, which only subsided as a result of the corona pandemic in the spring.

Djukanovic’s government is also facing accusations of manipulating the electoral process. Investigations by investigative journalists have already revealed strong indications of falsified electoral registers, vote buying and election blackmail in previous elections. Therefore, it cannot be ruled out that opposition supporters will also question this election result and express their displeasure in street protests.

Melting hearts

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