Deputy Mayor of Linz Hajart no longer wants politicians in…

ÖVP politician Martin Hajart is withdrawing from management boards. He has nominated candidates to succeed him in the city control committees.

The deputy mayor of Linz, Martin Hajart (ÖVP) asks about the LIVA relationship, therefore the mayor Claus Luger (SPÖ) to resign, a new set of rules according to which city politicians should no longer sit on the boards of directors of city companies. In addition, each control committee should have a lawyer, a technician and an administrator, according to his opinion. He himself is withdrawing from the board of directors and he announced on Monday which candidates would come after him.

Hajart is going down

Accordingly, said Michaela Keplinger-Mitterlehner, deputy director general of the Raiffeisenlandesbank of Upper Austria and already on the board of directors of the Linz AG representation, replacing Hajart as deputy chairman of the board of directors of the municipal utility Linz AG. Gerhard Zettler is to take over the vacant mandate and also chairman of Linz Linien’s board of directors. Zettler was, among other things, the managing director of Wels Strom, a board member of Upper Austria. Long distance gas and Enns power plants. Lawyer Albert Laimighofer is to take over the mandate of Hajart’s board of directors at Linz Airport. (APA)