Moritzburg's property tax rebel is fighting for well -kept train station!

Moritzburg's property tax rebel is fighting for well -kept train station!

Niedersedlitz, Deutschland - Torsten Küllig, who is known as a Moritzburg property tax rebel, recently wrote an open letter to the Dresden environmental mayor Eva Jähnigen. In this letter, he addresses the overgrown state of the Niedersedlitz train station, which in his opinion is a real annoyance. Küllig is convinced that the unkempt picture of the train station not only shocked the residents in the high season, but also has a daunting on tourists. He had been with his family in Saxon Switzerland on Pentecost days and would have noticed the grievances at the train station on site. The daughter of the Moritzburgers particularly pointed out the lack of care, which motivated Küllig to act. He makes it clear that the state capital Dresden is responsible for this area and that insolvency cannot be considered an excuse when it comes to maintaining public investments.

Küllig also has a specific proposal for solving the problem. "15 minutes of work with a motor sense would be enough to eliminate the wild growth," said the activist Moritzburger. As part of his letter, he asks the mayor to address the situation immediately, as this is in her area of ​​responsibility. He also suggests that the municipal enforcement service not only pays attention to false parkers, but also to the care of public places and the condition of the urban areas.

Care of the city areas in focus

Voluntary services such as the operation of fountain always decrease the shorter, while ensuring traffic safety has priority. Jänigen is now faced with the challenge of finding the balance between household savings and the preservation of the city grass. This is not only important for the citizens, but also for tourists, as Küllig emphasized.

Stadtgrün as a future topic

The current discussion is supplemented by the projects of the Federal Environment Agency to promote the city gross. A planned online tool should map the effects of urban green areas and raise awareness of their value. The aim is to generate arguments for the preservation and expansion of city green and to promote acceptance through citizen participation. As part of the “City Green” project, municipalities are supported to take into account the topics of climate adjustment and biodiversity.

These measures are also important for the city of Dresden, since they can contribute to the attractiveness of the city and thus open up a completely new perspective on the conscious care of the green areas. In his letter, Küllig offered to take over part of the care himself if the necessary tools from the green space office are made available to him. Here is the responsibility of Mayor Jähnigen: It has the opportunity to show that city administration and citizen can work hand in hand to preserve and promote the image of Dresden as an inviting city.