Kumhausen

Kumhausen is a municipality in the district of Lower Bavaria Landshut.

  • 2.1 religions
  • 2.2 Amalgamations
  • 2.3 Population development
  • 3.1 municipal
  • 3.2 Mayor
  • 3.3 Coat of Arms
  • 3.4 twinning
  • 4.1 monuments
  • 5.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
  • 5.2 traffic
  • 5.3 Formation

Geography

Geographical Location

Kumhausen lies immediately south of the town of Landshut, at the city, the community connects seamlessly. Thus Kumhausen is a bedroom community to the neighboring municipality of Landshut dar.

Community structure

The municipality has 49 Kumhausen officially named districts:

  • Allkofen
  • Allmannsdorf
  • Altenbach
  • Berne village
  • Dettenkofen
  • Corner on the road
  • Eichet
  • Eierkam
  • Junk
  • Götzdorf
  • Grammelkam
  • Grillenberg
  • Hachelstuhl
  • Mountain
  • Herbersdorf
  • Hiller Bach
  • Height of mountain
  • Hohenegglkofen
  • Chamber
  • Kumberg
  • Kumhausen
  • Mantelkam
  • Fools Stetten
  • Niederkam
  • Oberdessing
  • Oberfimbach
  • Upper Gangkofen
  • Upper Grub
  • Oberhöfen
  • Oberschönenbuch Bach
  • Price mountain
  • Rammelkam
  • Rastorf
  • Reed
  • Ried on the road
  • Rossberg
  • Seitenberg
  • Winner Stetten
  • Stadel
  • Strasbourg Grub
  • Unterdessing
  • Under Gangkofen
  • Untergrub
  • Unterhöfen
  • Urlasbühl
  • Vogen
  • Walpersdorf
  • Weihbüchl
  • Windten

There are the districts Götzdorf, Hohenegglkofen, Niederkam, Upper Gangkofen and Windten.

History

In the municipality there were 3000 years ago Celtic settlements, of which traces were discovered during railway construction.

" Chughenhusen " is mentioned 1161-1171 in the traditions of Collegiate Moosburg first time. The name probably means originally "House of Cogo ". About " Kugenhusen " and " Kugnhausn " the place name developed until 1819 to " Kumhausen ". The other place names of the municipal area are almost all derived from people's names.

As the oldest church was mentioned by price mountain in the year 842. The parish church Grammelkam, as well as the later parish churches of Hohenegglkofen and upper Gangkofen and the branch church Götzdorf were first mentioned in 1315. The farm was under Kumhausen in the 13th century the minions Office Helmsdorf.

The entire municipality was almost exclusively agricultural. Only in Kumhausen even bricks were burned in the 15th century. The urban brick Master of Landshut paid according to invoice books repeatedly money for bricks to build the church of St. Martin from the "brick cities and Perg Kumhausen ".

Kumhausen belonged to Rentamt Landshut and Erding district court of the Electorate of Bavaria. The church today part of Upper Gangkofen formed a closed Hofmark the Barons v. Edlmayr. Hohenegglkofen was in the district court Teisbach.

With the municipal edicts of 1808 and 1818, several political communities arose in today's municipal area. The place Kumhausen was doing at the community Niederkam. The current community Kumhausen is a result of more voluntary phase of the local government reform in the 1970s: On January 1, 1971, the previously independent municipalities Niederkam, Windten, Upper Gangkofen and Götzdorf merged to form the new municipality. Rather unusually, a completely new seat of the municipality was chosen by the expansion of the neighboring Landshut, into which it merges seamlessly, greatly increasing Kumhausen. On January 1, 1972, he joined the community Hohenegglkofen in the new local authority area. More recently still, especially price mountain experienced a strong expansion.

Religions

The community members are mostly Catholic. For the municipal territory consists of Pfarrverband Kumhausen, the present (2013 ) the Dean Geisenhausen the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising belongs. Another association with the neighboring parish of St. Margaret Achdorf, deanery Landshut archbishop's share is in the making; Alexander lead a common priest is already being used. The regrouping into the dean's office Landshut is also provided.

The individual parishes are St. Peter in Grammelkam, St. Ulrich in Upper Gangkofen and St. John the Baptist in Hohenegglkofen. Grammelkam has branches in price mountain and Rammelkam; The parish includes also the main town and former capital Kumhausen Niederkam. Upper Gangkofen has a branch in the former rural community Götzdorf, Hohenegglkofen in Weihbüchl and in the community for Adlkofen (the archbishop's share making out ) belonging Jenkofen.

Incorporations

The church today Kumhausen was on 1 January 1971 by the merger of the previously independent municipalities Götzdorf, Niederkam, Upper Gangkofen and Windten. On January 1, 1972, added a part of the dissolved municipality Hohenegglkofen. That same year, parts of the former municipalities Niederkam, Götzdorf and Hohenegglkofen were delivered to the city of Landshut.

Population Development

Policy

Eight months after the war, found on 27 January 1946, the first municipal elections ( local elections ) in the municipalities belonging to Bavaria instead. During the months of April and May 1946 was followed by yet the first elections of the mayor, district administrators and district councils. 2006, the 60th anniversary was celebrated.

Tax revenues

The community Kumhausen is member of the following organizations purpose:

  • Regional Planning Association Landshut
  • Education Association Geisenhausen
  • Education Association Kronwinkl
  • Purpose Association Municipal traffic monitoring Südostbayern
  • Purpose water supply association Isar Vils

The local authority provides 298 different governmental services.

Parish council

The council consists of 20 people. That's four municipal councils more than 2008 After the local elections in 2014 (compared to local elections 2008 ). Are including 15 (ten) men and five (six) women. It resulted in the following distribution of seats in the local council:

  • Free selector 7 ( 5) seats,
  • CSU ( 7) 7 seats,
  • Green four (4 ) seats and
  • SPD / Citizens for Kumhausen 2 (0) seats.

In the municipal elections in 4051 ( 3,769 ) were eligible to vote citizens. 2,234 ( 2,243 ) of which have participated as voters, representing a turnout of 55.15 ( 59.5 ) percent.

The next local elections in 2020.

Mayor

Mayor Thomas Huber ( CDU). It was in 2012 Successor of Joseph Nagl (CSU ).

Coat of arms

The guided since 1980 coat of arms is on a split of silver and blue five mountain split of blue and silver. Front angular crossed a silvery cross bar and a silver key, behind a black buck hull, holding a black halberd in the front feet.

The five mountain in the sign is reminiscent of the formation of the community Kumhausen from the five formerly independent communities Niederkam, Windten, Upper Gangkofen, Götzdorf and Hohenegglkofen. The buck hull with the halberd comes from the coat of arms of the Walser, who were owners of the Upper Hofmark Gangkofen since 1792. The cross bar of the former coat of arms of Hohenegglkofen refers to the local patron saint St. John. The key as an attribute of St. Peter points to the patron of the parish Grammelkam. The tincture in the Wittelsbach national colors silver and blue, finally points out that a large part of its territory directly to the sovereign courts Erding, Geisenhausen and Teisbach shelter.

Twinning

Since 2003, contact with the Polish community Tworóg in Silesia. The City Council adopted the Partnership Declaration, which was signed by the mayors Josef Nagl and Andrzej Ecler on 1 May 2004 at its meeting of 13 April 2004. The end of September 2006, the Twinning Association Kumhausen - Tworóg was founded.

Culture and sights

  • Filialkirche Rammelkam
  • Chapel Berne Village
  • Chapel Mantelkam
  • Church in village Herbe
  • Church of the Assumption in Götzdorf
  • Church of the Assumption in price mountain
  • Church of St. Benedict in Weihbüchl
  • Church of St. John the Baptist in Hohenegglkofen
  • Parish Church of St. Peter in Grammelkam
  • Parish Church of St. Ulrich in Upper Gangkofen
  • Reidel Chapel in Upper Gangkofen

Monuments

→ List of monuments in Kumhausen

Economy and infrastructure

Economy, agriculture and forestry

It was in 1998 according to official statistics in the field of agriculture and forestry 123, 128 in the manufacturing sector and in trade and transport 20 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 158 people. Social insurance contributions at town there were a total 1400th In manufacturing, there was no, in the construction industry 12 companies. In addition, in 1999, there were 99 farms with an agricultural area of 2,820 ha, of which 2619 ha of arable land.

Traffic

By Kumhausen leads the federal highway 15, which connects to the portion Landshut with Rosenheim, and the federal highway 299 from Landshut to Altötting, which crosses the municipality region east of Kumhausen. In addition, the railway Neumarkt-Sankt Veit Landshut runs through the village from which there is no longer breakpoint is within the municipal area since the closure of the station Götzdorf. Find the closest board the bus represents Landshut (South)

Education

There are the following facilities (as of 1999):

  • Kindergartens: 113 kindergarten places with 126 children
  • Elementary schools: 1 with 10 teachers and 208 students
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