Borstendorf

Borstendorf is a municipality in the Erzgebirge District in Saxony ( Germany ). The municipality belongs to the administrative organization Wildenstein.

  • 2.1 Population development
  • 2.2 memorials
  • 3.1 municipal
  • 3.2 Mayor
  • 4.1 Sons and daughters of the town

Geography

The community Borstendorf is a Waldhufendorf. The western boundary of the parish is the Floeha. From there, the place attracts in an easterly direction to a height of around 500 m. The lowest point is the Floeha with 330 m. East of the town is the Röthenbacher forest.

Neighboring communities

Borstendorf bordered to the northwest and north by Leubsdorf, on the northeast by Eppendorf, in the southeast and south by Lengefeld and to the west by Grünhainichen.

Community structure

In addition to the main town located on the Floeha the district raft mill. This has arisen from the former settlement around the raft space and paper mill.

History

1369 later deserted Röthenbach (an Vorwerk Castle Rauenstein ) first mentioned. The first mention of Borstendorf is detectable as Borsendorf 1378. With the Reformation in 1539 is Borstendorf branch church of the parish churches forest. With the onset of rafting on the Föha a raft place is set up to 1573. 1617 a school was first mentioned. Borstendorf 1688 was affected by witch hunts. Hans Mattheß got into a witch trial and was convicted on charges of blessing speaking with six weeks ' imprisonment. Towards the end of the 17th century in Borstendorf develops the violin. 1746 a stone bridge with two piers will be built on the Floeha. In 1820 the council decided to build a new church. 1845, the new toll road village forest Kirchner Eppendorf Halbchausee is completed. Since 1848 Bostendorf is a branch church of the parish Grünhainichen. With the commissioning of the railway line Reitzenhain - Floeha 1875 the town rail link gets, also get the mills on Floßplatz a railway siding. On 13 July 1893 a new school building is inaugurated. The volunteer fire department Borstendorf is founded in 1897. In the years 1901/1902 a power plant will be built for the raft mill on the Floeha. A public electricity grid is 1911/1912 installed. 1903 Borstendorf is independent parish. 1927, the newly built water line is put into operation. In the years 1927/1928 a swimming pool was built. Due to the location in the numerous existing manufacturer of chess boards in 1937 Chess compulsory in Borstendorfer school.

In 1945, the largest US-based companies, the paper mill was CG Schönherr, dispossessed and 1946 was the dismantling of the factory, the hydroelectric plant and the sawmill as reparations. 1959 Village Cinema was opened. During the Chess Olympiad in Leipzig in 1960, the chess village Borstendorf was represented with its own exhibition. 1973 ski tow was opened. In the years 1990/1991, a central sewage treatment plant was built. Through the municipal reform law Chemnitz -Erzgebirge Borstendorf was 2001 member of the Management Association of Wildenstein. A unanimous council decision to resign from the Management Association of Wildenstein and integration into the community Leubsdorf in the former district of Freiberg in 2006 was unsuccessful. Thereupon, a citizens' initiative founded.

Population Development

The following population figures refer to 31 December of the preceding year, with area as of January 2007:

1982-1988

1989-1995

1996-2002

2003-2009

  • 2003-1462
  • 2004-1464
  • 2005-1465
  • 2006-1430
  • 2007-1414
  • 2008-1406
  • 2009-1408

2010-2012

  • 2010-1374
  • 2011-1373
  • 2012-1347

Memorials

Memorial stones on the town hall square and at the ceremonial hall of the cemetery recall two unknown Jewish concentration camp prisoners. Your tomb and a stone cross located on the local cemetery.

Policy

Parish council

The local council of Borstendorf has twelve seats. Since the local elections of 2004, the CDU has seven seats and the SG rotation Borstendorf five seats.

Mayor

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Christian Friedrich Göthel (1804-1873), an organ builder
  • Ernst Georg August Baumgarten (1837-1884), Forstmann and inventor
  • Herbert Ender (* 1901), member of the Reichstag for the NSDAP
  • Karl Heinz Wagner ( * 1938 ), Enduro athletes
  • Stefan Semmler ( born 1952 ), rower, a four-time world champion and two -time Olympic champion
Erzgebirgskreis Eppendorf, Saxony Waldkirchen Luthier Freiberg (district) August Schumann Amtsberg Annaberg-Buchholz Auerbach, Erzgebirgskreis Bad Schlema Bockau Breitenbrunn, Saxony Burkhardtsdorf Crottendorf Deutschneudorf Drebach Ehrenfriedersdorf Eibenstock Elterlein Gelenau Geyer Gornsdorf Heidersdorf Hohndorf Johanngeorgenstadt Lauter-Bernsbach Lugau Marienberg Mildenau Neukirchen, Erzgebirgskreis Niederdorf, Saxony Olbernhau Pfaffroda Pockau-Lengefeld Raschau-Markersbach Scheibenberg Schlettau Schneeberg, Saxony Schwarzenberg, Saxony Sehmatal Stollberg Tannenberg, Saxony Thalheim, Saxony Thermalbad Wiesenbad Wolkenstein Zschopau Zschorlau Integrated Authority File
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