Camping Shaft lake tight: excitement among campers and authorities!

Camping Shaft lake tight: excitement among campers and authorities!

Wolmirsleben, Deutschland - at the shaft lake in Wolmirsleben it is bubbling: The popular campsite was recently compulsively cleared and sealed. This decision was made on the initiative of Markus Mayer, the special representative for construction and environmental law issues of the Salzland district. The decision met with violent discussions and emotions, especially on social networks, where the users let their anger run free. For example, user Petra Dreyer critically commented on the closure and found that many campers were thrown off. The arguments that speak against the closure are diverse: critical voices emphasize the high costs that many campers have applied for necessary safety precautions such as fire alarms. Some users, on the other hand, support the closure and refer to the poor condition of the sanitary facilities, as user Brigitte Wrestalla noted.

The closure of the campsite did not come without a good dose of drama. Around two dozen police officers secured the measures and escorted the remaining campers, including Viola Hesse, who has been living at the shaft lake for three years, from their Tiny House. "I had hoped for a mutually acceptable solution," said Hesse, who is also dependent on the financial burden of her pension. Other campers were also stunned by the eviction and demanded answers. Their displeasure is directed not only against the authorities, but also against the operator Joachim Nöske, who acquired the property from the community. He was accused of ignoring the necessary permits when operating the campsite.

building permits and legal consequences

The problem of building permits runs like a thread through the history of the square. According to the district office, there were numerous defects, especially in the area of ​​fire protection measures. The operator has always rejected these grievances and argues that the municipality had not mentioned a lack of permits when selling the property. It remains to be seen to what extent the legal discussion between Nöske and the community continues. There are already legal proceedings that check possible crimes in connection with the notarial purchase contract.

The situation is not without parallels to the unsightly past of other campsites, where strict requirements and permits also played a major role. A judgment of the Koblenz administrative court emphasizes that even if a place is destroyed, a new building permit is required to enable a reconstruction. This illustrates how important it is to always keep an eye on your building law provisions - a lesson that has also become relevant in Wolmirsleben.

a popular place in upheaval

The shaft lake was more than just a simple campsite for many camper and locals. With concerts and events, the place attracted numerous visitors. Children were able to bathe for free, which made the space particularly popular with families. The closure not only hurts the remaining camper, but also the neighbors and friends who appreciated the place as a retreat. Some users expressed fear that the closure may benefit the operator of Nöske, since long -term parking spaces are released for day guests.

The events around the shaft lake remains exciting. The minds are encouraged on social media, and many camping passionate people are excited to see how things go with the square. A call to all readers: Share your thoughts about the situation on Instagram and Facebook!