Ehringshausen
Ehringhausen is a municipality in the Lahn- Dill-Kreis in Hesse, Germany.
- 2.1 Amalgamations
- 3.1 Municipal Council
- 3.2 Mayor
- 3.3 referendums 3.3.1 receipt of the recreation area " Dill Park " in the district Dill Home - 2007
- 4.1 Cultural Monuments in Ehringhausen
- 5.1 traffic 5.1.1 Station Ehringhausen
- 5.3.1 Empress Auguste Victoria Hospital
- 6.1 Dill Park
- 6.2 Leisure Centre
- 6.3 Dillaue
Geography
Geographical Location
Ehringhausen between Wetzlar and Herborn in the Lower Dilltal, at the mouth of the Lemp in the dill.
A geographic Mittelpunkt50.639058.38033 of the Lahn -Dill -Kreis, calculated using the " center of a bounded by latitudes and longitudes area", is located west of Kölsch Hausen, a part of the community. The different methods for calculating geographical center points are described in the calculation of the center of Germany.
The community is a member of the Natural Park Lahn- Dill-Bergland.
Neighboring communities
Ehringhausen borders in the north on the community Mittenaar, on the east by the city Asslar, to the south by the cities of Solms and Leun, in the southwest on the community Greifenstein and to the northwest by the municipality of sense (all in the Lahn -Dill -Kreis).
Structure
The municipality consists of the nine districts Breitenbach, Daubhausen, Dill Home, Dreisbach, Ehringhausen, Greifenthal, Katzenfurt, Kölsch Hausen and Niederlemp.
History
Ehringhausen was first mentioned in 802 in a deed of the Lorsch codex. According to this deed gave Inric the monastery Lorsch a paved courtyard in the Barcdorfer Mark in Lahngau. Barcdorf was in the local area of the today's Ehringhausen right of dill; whether it can be regarded as the direct predecessor of Ehringhausen, but is not sure.
Oldest place, however, Breitenbach, which was already mentioned in 778.
Incorporations
In the course of municipal reform in Hesse Dill Home was incorporated by Ehringhausen on 31 December 1970. On December 31, 1971, the inclusion of Dreisbach and Greifenthal followed. On January 1, 1977, the municipalities Ehringhausen, Breitenbach, Daubhausen, Katzenfurt, Kölsch Hausen and Niederlemp were united by a state law to the municipality Ehringhausen.
Policy
Municipal council
The municipal election held 27 March 2011 yielded the following results:
Mayor
On November 1, 2009 the mayoral election was held. Jürgen Mock (SPD ) continued in the first ballot with 55 % of the vote through. Jürgen Mock was up to his election as mayor chairman of the municipal council. Official final result:
Public decisions
In Ehringhausen been a referendum was held. This was carried out on the following topic:
Poll question October 28, 2007: Are you sure that the " Dill Park " remains as a recreational area for all Ehringshäuser and therefore against the expulsion of the territory " Auf'm Schlüsselacker " in Ehringhausen as a general Wohn-/Baugebiet?
Result: The required majority of 25% of eligible voters has not been reached, lack of votes: 302 For the municipal council has to decide again.
On 22 November 2007, the municipal council decides by a vote of SPD ( one abstention) and CDU to implement the construction area.
Partnerships
Ehringhausen maintains partnership relations with
- Roquemaure in the department of Gard in France since April 28, 1973
- Haverhill in the county of Suffolk in the UK since 16 April 1983
- Neustadt am Rennsteig in Thuringia since May 11, 1991.
Coat of arms
On 9 February 1977 the municipality Ehringhausen was awarded a coat of arms with the following blazon in the Lahn- Dill-Kreis, which led to the merger of the municipalities of Breitenbach, Daubhausen, Ehringhausen, Katzenfurt, Kölsch Hausen and Niederlemp on 1 January 1977 by the former municipality Ehringhausen was: In a red gold gear, topped with a rising blue top.
Meaning: The red gear in gold is to draw attention to the importance of iron, wood and plastics processing industry for the community, which in earlier centuries, known for its iron ore that existed until 1956 and thus long no pure farming community more had. The blue peak is stylized is a church tower and to commemorate the late Gothic chapel in Ehringhausen that could not be include in their actual architectural form in the coat of arms.
Attractions
Cultural monuments in Ehringhausen
See list of cultural monuments in Ehringhausen
Transport, industry and infrastructure
Traffic
By Ehringhausen extend the federal highway 45 to the junction Ehringhausen. Almost parallel to the main road runs through the 277 districts Katzenfurt, Dill home and Ehringhausen. As well as the railway line Siegen- casting stations Katzenfurt and Ehringhausen (Kr Wetzlar ).
Station Ehringhausen
The Ehringhausen station ( Kr Wetzlar ) is the most important route station on the route between Wetzlar and Herborn. He has two platform tracks at a house and a side platform. The station building, a simple stucco building with shallow pitched roof, is now a cultural monument under the Hessian Monument Protection Act. There, keeps on weekdays hourly, Sundays and public holidays every two hours, the Central Hesse Express (SE 40; Dillenburg -Frankfurt Hbf). Mondays to Fridays operate in rush hour individual regional trains of the relation Dillenburg - casting (RB 40) DB Regio AG. Weekdays in the morning and evening in addition still holds the RE Sprinter of the Main- Sieg- Express ( RE 40/99 ) in Ehringhausen and offers commuters a fast connection in and out of the Rhein- Main area. In 2012, all the points were expanded in the station, so no more overhauls are possible, further built a new platform in the direction of casting, thus no longer need to run on the rails passengers.
Economy
Major employers in Ehringhausen are the family KÜSTER as a supplier to the automotive industry and the HEDRICH Group as engineering companies in the electrical industry in the district Katzenfurt and Alphacan Omniplast.
Public institutions
The Empress Auguste Victoria Hospital, a rescue station for the supply of the municipality and a branch of the police station Herborn.
Empress Augusta Victoria Hospital
The hospital was founded in 1911 and named after Empress Auguste Viktoria. By April 2007, it was an institution of the Evangelical Women's Aid in Rheinland eV
In January 2001, the legal form of sole shareholder was changed to a gGmbH, the Protestant Women's Aid in Rheinland eV
Since May 2007, the hospital is a privately run GmbH with different operators.
Education
In addition to two primary schools in Ehringhausen and Katzenfurt found in Ehringhausen also a type of school -wide comprehensive school of the Lahn- Dill district with statements related classes in grades 9 and 10
Leisure
Dill Park
The Dillpark50.6036222222228.373575 located on the southern outskirts of the hamlet Dill home and extends as part of Dillaue over the districts Auf'm Schlüsselacker, in the wet Sadeln, in front of the vineyard, on the shore and in the Schmitt.
The park serves as a recreational area, especially for the residents of the nursing home on Dill Park and assisted living facility, as well as the children of the school and the kindergarten.
The Dill Park is a natural retention area and thus also serves the flood protection in the area dill.
Leisure center
In addition to the gymnasium of the comprehensive school is the Haverhill - Bath, an indoor pool with 25-meter swimming pool. Together with the Roquemaure Stadium and the under construction municipally-owned gym, they form the leisure center.
Dillaue
In 2012, as part of a project "Dirt Bike and Fitness in Dillaue " created and inaugurated a dirt bike track. In addition, a path along the dill was expanded and outdoor fitness equipment for all generations erected.
Sons and daughters of the town Ehringhausen
- Hannelore Daniel (born 1954 ), a nutritionist
- Gerd 's son in law ( b. 1941 ), jurist, author and writer
- Holger Mittelstädt (born 1970 ), author and educator
- Selina Shirin Müller ( * 1993), German singer and actress
- Christoph Nix (born 1954 ), legal scholar and theater director
- Aykut Öztürk (* 1987), the Turkish football player
- Paul Frank (born 1978 ), German football player
- Dominik Stroh-Engel (* 1985), German football player
- Friedrich Weber ( b. 1949 ), bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Brunswick and President of the Community of Protestant Churches in Europe ( CPCE)
- Gesa Felicitas Krause ( * 1992), German track and field athlete