The district has advised the council and administration that the sales of properties contained in the consolidation concept of the tourism service are expected, as otherwise TSL losses would have to be taken over by the island community in the foreseeable future. That was in a letter that Mayor Heike Horn read from during the council meeting on Wednesday evening.
The planned sales proceeds could not be covered by loans, so a new expression of interest procedure would be expressly welcomed. Because in addition, the core community is healthy, the repayment of the investment loans can be earned. The financing of the TSL was also solid before the IBV was suspended. The promised alternative financing concept is still pending.
Heike Horn had previously explained that the citizens’ meeting had been canceled the day before because other options for the development of the Kurviertel were being examined. In the middle of next week, new dates for further performances would be announced, the date of the opinion poll would probably have to be postponed.
The start of the agenda was the appointment of Peter Wettstein as the new employee representative for the works committee. In addition, the council rejected an owner’s application for the conversion of permanent apartments into holiday apartments and agreed to the award of contracts for canal fogging and external water detection. Among other things, it should be determined whether rainwater is being discharged into the sewer on property. The wastewater treatment plant would collect around 30,000 cubic meters of water annually.
In addition, the council was informed about the establishment of a barrier-free adventure trail by the Kubus association. This should make the Wadden Sea an experience for people with very different restrictions with special display boards, among other places on the south pier and the promenade.
After just 20 minutes, the meeting ended with no inquiries or proposals from council members and residents.
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