Dienersdorf

Dienersdorf is a municipality with 784 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013 ) in the judicial district Fürstenfeld and in the political district of Hartberg - Fürstenfeld in Styria ( Austria ). From 1 January 2015 it has joined forces framework of the Styrian municipality structural reform with the communities Kaindorf and Hofkirchen bei Hartberg, the new community will be called " Kaindorf ".

• 3.1 municipal
• 3.2 Mayor
• 3.3 Coat of Arms
• 3.4 Regional Policy

• 4.1 traffic

• 5.1 Regular events

Geography

Geographical Location

Dienersdorf located in the hills of Eastern Styria about eight kilometers southwest of the district capital of Hartberg and about 35 km northeast of the provincial capital of Graz. The municipality is located on the southeastern edge of the Natural Park Pöllauer valley, but is not even in it. Through the community's Pöllauer Untersafen flows.

Community structure

Dienersdorf (7.06 km ²)

Dienersdorf (D)

The most important of the abbreviations used are:

• M = center of the municipality
• Stt = district
• R = Rotte
• W = hamlet
• D = village
• ZH = Scattered houses
• Sdlg = settlement
• E = bowery (only if they have their own town code)

The complete list that uses the Statistics Austria, can be found at Topographic settlement Labelling according to STAT

Please note that some places may have different spellings. So Katastralgemeinden write differently than the same localities.

Source: Statistics Austria -

Dienersdorf consists only of the cadastral Dienersdorf.

Neighboring communities

History

Dienersdorf is a scattered village, which was probably founded during the time of colonization and for the first time in 1396 first mentioned as Diennestorf. In the following year, the village is also known as Dyenerstorf (1419), Dyeneßdorff (1504 ), called Dienestorff ( 1542) and Dienerstorff ( 1572).

The municipality was part of the clearing area of ​​Konrad von Untersafen. As the founder of the village, his son Dietbrant is assumed according to the location name. After the extinction of the safener end of the 12th century Dienersdorf came to Stubenberger and finally in 1396 to Hans von Stubenberg. He sold in 1459 to Heinrich von Neuberg. After his death Dienersdorf came in 1504 to the pin reserved by.

• The settlement servant mountain was first mentioned in 1571 as Diennersperg documented and was the vineyard of the surrounding dominions.
• The settlement Großbach has already been called for the first time in 1318 and 1478 came to the Neuberger.
• The settlement Haselhof - Costanosellari place at the end of the 15th century and recalls the first mention even then frequently occurring hazel.
• The settlement Khaag - Altenberg first appeared as the Gehag, but was still uninhabited.
• The village high street - Bankl was first mentioned in 1500 as a transportation route that could have existed since Roman times.
• The settlement Kruckental was first called in 1478 than in Chruckental. Winzenheim creek was named in 1419 as Wynssenpach and was a settlement of winemakers.

As part of the Census 1770 Dienersdorf was combined with the surrounding settlements as counting unit. Later, it was in this constellation control and cadastral. With abolition of manorial serfdom in 1848 Dienersdorf was an independent municipality, consisting of the village and surrounding settlements.

Since 2007, the community is part of the ecoregion Kaindorf.

Policy

Parish council

• ÖVP: 8
• SPÖ: 1

The seats parameters is outdated and obsolete!

The council consists of nine members and is since the municipal elections 2010 mandates the following parties together:

• 8 mandates Austrian People's Party (ÖVP )
• 1 Mandate Social Democratic Party of Austria ( SPÖ)

The last municipal elections brought the following results:

Mayor

Mayor since 2007 Florian Summerer (ÖVP ) Vice Mayor since 2003 Karl Stranzl (ÖVP ).

Since 1855 Dienersdorf mayor had the following:

Coat of arms

Blazon: " split from silver and red twice and once shared, the column filled with burning Astpfählen in alternating colors. " The municipal coat of arms is out since June 1, 1963.

Regional Policy

The municipality is part of the LEADER region Oststeirisches heartland, and since 2007 has been part of the ecoregion Kaindorf.

On 20 November 2011, the voters of the municipalities Dienersdorf, Ebersdorf, Großhart, Hartl, Hofkirchen voted in Hartberg, Kaindorf and Tiefenbach bei Kaindorf as to whether, these seven churches are to be merged at the community structure reform from 2010 to 2015 to a large community. With a turnout of 65.66 % total of 3351 valid votes were counted. Of these, only 436 voters spoke (13% ) for a merger of the municipalities, while 2915 voters (87% ) voted against a merger. This clearly rejected the plans of the Styrian Provincial Government was granted.

A concept from 2012/13 provides for the merger of Dienersdorf, Hofkirchen and Kaindorf to a community of about 2,000 inhabitants.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Servant village lies on the main road from Kaindorf to reserved by. In Kaindorf is access to AC road B 54 from Hartberg to track village about two miles away. The South A 2 motorway can be reached via the junction Sebersdorf / Badwaltersdorf (126 ) and about 11 km away.

Dienersdorf has no rail connection. The nearest train station is in Hartberg and provides access to the spa train from Vienna to Fehring. It is about twelve miles away. Here, at two hourly regional train connections.

Graz Airport is about 55 km away.

Culture and sights

Regular events

Since 1999 takes place in the community center in the village servant servant Strand Blue fever on the third Saturday in May, where, inter alia, already B. B. & The Blues Shacks have occurred.