Strict measures against false parkers at Jettkofer Baggersee

Strict measures against false parkers at Jettkofer Baggersee

In summer, many people are looking for cooling and relaxation, which leads to an increase in visitor numbers on swimming lakes and outdoor pools. The Jettkofer Baggersee near Ostrach is no exception and attracts many bathers during the current holidays. But the ongoing parking problems in the area have now prompted the community to take measures and ensure order.

The strict measures of the community aim to contain the growing problems by false parkers. In the past week, 40 false parkers have already been recorded and occupied with a warfare of 25 euros, reports André Dinser from the Ordnungsamt of the Ostracher Rathaus. This is only the beginning, because in the coming weeks additional restrictions are to be introduced to cope with the parking situation.

closures for more security

In order to reduce the parking pressure, the community plans to block three ways between cheeks and unharge for general traffic. This means that these routes may only be used by agricultural and forestry vehicles. The closures will soon come into force to promote more orderly parking behavior. The measure does not affect the regular municipal connection path between Einhart and Jettkofen.

Increasing costs for false parkers

The fees for parking false are increasing significantly. Anyone who turns their vehicle on the newly blocked ways must expect a warfare of 55 euros. These strict measures are intended to help solve the problem in the long term, even if the community knows that some visitors will continue to try to find creative solutions.

Additional safety precautions

In addition to the financial incentives, the municipality also focuses on presence. On certain days, a security service will be on site to ensure compliance with the parking bans and inform the bathers about the permitted areas. The municipality, the fishing association and the Weimar gravel.

Future planning for the area

In the conversations about the subsequent use of the area, considerations about gastronomy and parking spaces have also arisen. However, Andre Dinser makes it clear that there are currently no plans for parking machines and that only one bike path from Jettkofen is planned for the time being. This shows that the community strives to improve the situation sustainably without force immediate solutions.

The measures of the municipality of Ostrach are not only important for the residents, but also for the visitors of the Jettkofer Baggersee who want to enjoy a safe and orderly ambience. It remains to be seen how effective the current strategies for improving the parking situation will be and whether they are also accepted by the bathers.

- Nag