Criticism of Mayor Wardecki: lack of transparency in the Baltic Sea resort!
Criticism of Mayor Wardecki: lack of transparency in the Baltic Sea resort!
in Boltenhagen it seems to be plansed in the past few days. Mayor Raphael Wardecki from the Wardecki team is exposed to massive criticism from the CDU and SPD. This manifests itself in an open letter, which is primarily about missed decision -making processes and lack of transparency within the municipal administration. The allegations concern, among other things, the separation from the previous spa director Martin Burzlaff and the new occupation of his post, which causes excitement. NDR reports that a decision about 1.6 million euros without sufficient debate was made without sufficient debate was.
Wardecki immediately spoke up and rejected the allegations. He emphasized that the decision was discussed extensively in the committees and that both the CDU and SPD had not participated in all meetings. The mayor is convinced that increased citizen participation, less non-public meetings and more transparent procedures in connection with large projects, such as the digital spa card, are on the way. A detailed answer to the open letter should be presented at the next meeting of the municipal council on Thursday.
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Another key point of the arguments is the successor of Martin Burzlaff, who has worked as a spa director since May 2021. In the time of his work, he had launched various new event formats, including the popular high jump meeting and the "Schlager am Sea" festival. Due to the separation, WARDECKI and BURTZLAFF have concluded a termination agreement, which provides for mutually acceptable termination of the employment relationship by the end of August 2025. An interim solution has already been found with Katleen Herr, which will take over its tasks from now on. Nordkurier reported that the procedure for re-occupation of the post was initiated promptly.
The criticism of WARDECKIS decisions also throws a greater light on the need for citizen participation in municipal decision -making processes. According to an analysis of citizen participation in local and administrative reform, such processes often lack adequate inclusion of the population. bpb.de shows that such participation not only requires a normative reason, but also requires professional organization and documentation. Reforms often fail if citizens are not included early.
The current events in Boltenhagen are a clear appeal to those responsible to listen more on the opinions and ideas of the citizens in the future. At a time when topics such as transparency and participation are becoming increasingly important, it is crucial to set the course for better communication and participation culture in good time.
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