Local councilor Train approves commercial projects and subsidies for daycare centers

Local councilor Train approves commercial projects and subsidies for daycare centers

There is exciting news in the small community of Train! The local council has recently approved several important proposals that will enrich local life. The focus is on the development of the “Ziegelstadl” commercial area between Elsendorf and St. Johann, where the development work has now been successfully completed. Loud Mercury The building sites can now be sold and the area covers an impressive 143,000 square meters, making it the largest commercial area in the history of the community.

Mayor Gerhard Zeitler and the local council recently inspected the new area. Anyone who would like to invest here in the future can look forward to a modern infrastructure. This includes roads, access roads and a modern canal system, which is extremely important for the establishment of new companies. Greening of the area is planned for spring 2025 and will further enhance the overall appearance, as the municipality of Kirchdorf states in a press release Church Village.

Financial support for the church

But that's not all! The council also approved a grant for St. Michael Train Catholic Church. The application included new furniture for the star group and chairs for the teachers, and Mayor Zeitler proposed a 50 percent subsidy of the cost of 21,349.96 euros, which was also approved. This commitment shows how important the community is to supporting its social institutions in order to promote good coexistence.

In addition, the Creative Forum Schlossplatz has received permission to use the municipal coat of arms together with the Zehntstadl logo for advertising purposes. This is a further step towards strengthening regional identity and promoting local projects.

Transport connections and cycle paths

Another important concern of the local council was improving the transport infrastructure. Among other things, the pedestrian and cycle path along the B 301 between Elsendorf and St. Johann was dedicated. Promoting alternative means of transport is now more important than ever to relieve traffic in communities and improve quality of life.

The developments in Train and St. Johann are examples of sensible planning and investments in the future of the region. They also underline the importance of sustainable urban development concepts, as discussed in the BBSR publication on the sustainable development of commercial areas BBSR. The findings of this study could also be important for the future development of commercial areas in Train and show that sustainable urban development goes hand in hand with new economic opportunities.

Overall, the local council in Train has shown a good knack for setting the course for a prosperous future - there is definitely something to be achieved!