Hauzenberg

Hauzenberg is a town in Lower Bavaria, Passau district and state- recognized health resort.

2.1 Amalgamations
2.2 assignments
2.3 Population development

3.1 City Council
3.2 Mayor
3.3 Finance
3.4 Coat of Arms
3.5 Town twinning

4.1 Attractions
4.2 Recreational Facilities

5.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
5.2 traffic
5.3 Formation
5.4 Miscellaneous

Geography

Geographical Location

Hauzenberg lies in the Danube- forest in the southern Bavarian forest. The city and the Freudensee are located in a wide valley surrounded by steep, densely forested mountain slopes. The highest point of the city and the entire district of Passau is the 950 m high Oberfrauenwald, on the last few years, a lookout tower. This allows for a wide panoramic view of the southern Bavarian Forest and Austria; on the northern slopes of the top woman in the winter forest are several ski lifts in operation. Hauzenberg located 18 km northeast of Passau, 20 km south of Freyung and not far from the border Bavaria, Bohemia and Upper Austria away.

Boroughs

The municipality has 97 Hauzenberg officially named districts:

Anetzbergerhof
Aubach
Aubachmühle
Aufeld
Auhäusl
Weissbachhäusl
Bauzing
Berbing
Fire
Duscherpoint
Just
Eitzingerreut
Erlet
Freudensee
Fürhaupt
Fürsetzing
Garham
Geiersberg
Meadow community
Germannsdorf
Gießübl
Glotzing
Grub
Grüblmühle
Guppenberg

Hague
Hague meadow
Haghäusel
Haidenhof
Hauzenberg
Hemerau
Hofacker
Hunaberg
Inner Hartberg
Inneröd
Jahrndorf
Jahrsdorfer shaft
Kaindl mill
Kainzöd
Kaltrum
Kinatöd
Klinger Reuth
Knödlsederhof
Koller Alpe
Kollersberg
Kramersdorf
Krinning
Kropfmühl
Paints
Conducting mill

Lichtenau
Liebl mill
Lindbüchl
Loifing
Reaping
Neuhausl
Neumühlestrasse
Neustift
Niederbrünst
Niederkümmering
Nottau
Upper Diendorf
Obernholz
Oberkümmering
Oberneuhäusl
Ödhof
Penzenstadl
Perling
Petzenberg
Pisling
Raßberg
Raßreuth
Renfting
Röhrendobl
Rothmahd

Ruhmannsdorf
Haggle
Schröck
Schuler break
Sickling
Sicklinger mill
Siegl mill
Staffenöd
Steinberg
Steindobl
Steinhofgründe mill
Stemplingerhof
Sterlwaid
Taxberg
Thiessen
Tiessenhäusl
Wastl mill
Wehrenberg
Weiher Reuth
Windpassing
Wolkar
Wotzdorf

There are the districts Fürsetzing, Germannsdorf, Hauzenberg year, Upper Diendorf, Raßreuth, Windpassing, Wotzdorf and Raßberg.

Neighboring communities

Büchlberg
Forest churches
Suns
Under Griesbach
Thyrnau

Climate

The climate in the urban community is different - due to large differences in height - significantly. While the main town 546 m ( Parish Church of St. Vitus ) is high, the former railway station Kaindl mill is located just 350 meters high. The district Bauzing - the highest major settlement of the district of Passau - but is 800 meters high. Particularly impressive, these differences can be discerned in the spring. The vegetation develops one in the valley to two weeks earlier than in the highlands.

History

About the Founding and the Founder Hauzenbergs one has to rely on guesswork. To the year 1000 place names " village " and " mountain " were common. It must be concluded that at this time the place Hauzenberg and a number of major settlements in the area of the market have emerged. Was settled, the area of Hauzenberg with some certainty already at the advance of the Bavarians in the 8th century. How far Celts and Romans have penetrated from the Danube in the former North Forest, is uncertain. According to recent findings it seems clear that the first settlement forms were already present in the Neolithic period around 5000 BC. Stone Age finds at Staffelberg which are held at City Hall, prove this.

In the year 1010 the area around Hauzenberg goes through a donation Emperor Henry II to the monastery Niedernburg in Passau and is thus incorporated into the so-called " Abteyland ". The highest point of the area Oberfrauenwald, reminiscent of that time. 1130 Hauzenberg is first mentioned. It has by this time already a branch church of the parish Kellberg. Middle of the 14th century seems Hauzenberg already a handsome place of about 65 property and some economic importance to have been. Bishop Gottfried von Passau elevates the place to " Corporal market " and adds the associated " Ehhaft " ( the local law in paragraph 45 ) and the Freedom Charter in 1359. Then approved the markets are still held today.

The provided with extensive self- rights market of the Bishopric of Passau was secularized in 1803 with the largest part of the area hochstiftischen favor of Ferdinand of Tuscany. Since the peace treaties of Brno and Bratislava in 1805 the place belonged to Bavaria. In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria, was born with the congregation of 1818, the current community. In the years after 1933, the Nazi Party led by its own territorial organization, during which the county seat of the party came to Hauzenberg and later to Passau. In the market Hauzenberg itself in 1937 formed a joint management with the communities Jahrndorf and Wotzdorf based in Hauzenberg. In the course of democratization of the management of this entity was dissolved on June 1, 1948.

Gradually, the administrations of the individual communities were moved to the respective principal places. Economically remained the communities connected and given the increasing demands of the population in the state and municipalities in 1965 renewed overtures were observed. It came as part of a model case for urban and village renewal of the Bavarian government to set up a joint land use plan of the municipalities Hauzenberg, Jahrndorf, Wotzdorf and Raßreuth, but who gained no legal force. This land use plan eventually became the basis of the reorganization of the area around Hauzenberg in the municipal reform on 1 January 1972. Germannsdorf These communities, Jahrndorf, Raßreuth and Windpassing were incorporated into the market Hauzenberg. 1 July 1972, together with the inclusion of the district Wegscheid in the district of Passau followed by the municipalities upper Diendorf and Raßberg.

Your degree finally found the local government reform on May 1, 1978, inclusion of community Wotzdorf and parts of the community Oberneureuth with the main town Krinning. The final steps of municipal reform coincided with the application of the market Hauzenberg on award of the title "City " together.

The regional planning takes this into account. Through voluntary municipal mergers, the population of so far in 2500 will grow to 12,000 residents. The Church agrees with this development. The Pfarrverband Hauzenberg - Germannsdorf and the small parish Hague coincide exactly in 1976 with the final town limits.

Hauzenberg has become as a possible means center into the most important economic, educational and ecclesiastical focus in the area of the southern Bavarian Forest and was raised because of its importance to the city on 28 April 1978.

Incorporations

On 1 May 1978, until then independent municipality Wotzdorf and parts of the disbanded community Oberneureuth were incorporated.

Assignments

On May 1, 1978 parts of the territory were ceded with less than 100 inhabitants to the neighboring community Büchlberg.

Population Development

Policy

City council

The City Council has been committed to the local elections on 2 March 2008 as follows:

CSU: 10 seats ( 43.8 % of the vote )
SPD: 7 seats ( 25.7 % of the vote )
FWG: 5 seats ( 21.0% of the vote)
ODP: 2 seats (9.5% of the vote)

Mayor

First Mayor Gudrun Donaubauer (independent / CSU). Your predecessor Josef Hofer spring (CSU ) retired on 1 April 2012. Deputy Mayor Joseph is Wipplingerstrasse (CSU ), Third Mayor Otto Upper Meier (FW). In the mayoral election 17 June 2012 Gudrun Donaubauer reached (independent / CSU) 41.62 percent, Otto Upper Meier (CDU ) 30.22 percent, John Seiser (SPD ) 28.16 percent. In the runoff election on July 1, 2012 Gudrun Donaubauer received 54.95 percent ( 3071 votes), Otto Upper Meier 45.05 percent ( 2518 votes).

Finances

The municipal tax revenue amounted to the equivalent of 6631 T € in 1999, which amounted to the trade tax revenues ( net) converted in 2741 T €.

Coat of arms

The coat of arms of the city shows a silver wolf on a red background. It is the coat of arms of the Bishopric of Passau taken the place of a member until 1803.

Twinning

Vöcklabruck ( Austria )
Slovenj Gradec (Slovenia )
Český Krumlov (Czech Republic)

Culture and sights

Attractions

Modern neo-Gothic parish church with presbytery and Freudenseer polyptych of Rueland Fruehauf from the end of the 15th century
Baroque Marienbrunnen of 1667. It originally stood in Schloss Neuburg am Inn and was purchased in 1807 by Hauzenberg.
Column of the king, in the Bavarian Forest Granite Centre
Stations of the Cross on Calvary with Duschlberg
Castle Freudensee
Chapel of Grace Maria Bruendl above Fürsetzing with granite fountain and statue of Mary
500 year old linden tree in Hague
Round church in Upper Diendorf

See also: List of monuments in Hauzenberg

Recreational facilities

Freudensee with leisure facilities
Lookout tower Staffelberg
Lookout tower Oberlichtenau

Economy and infrastructure

Economy, agriculture and forestry

There were 1998 in the field of Agriculture and Forestry 21, in the manufacturing industry in 1935, and in trade and transport 394 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 624 people. Social insurance contributions at town there were a total 4309th In the manufacturing sector there were 4 businesses in the construction industry 16 companies. In addition, in 1999, there were 195 farms with an agricultural area of 3365 hectares. Of this, 1370 hectares of arable land and 1994 acres of meadowland.

Previously it was Hauzenberg as the German capital of the graphite industry (see Hauzenberger graphite). Their importance, however, is now significantly decreased, although still some companies are active.

Of great historical importance is named after Hauzenberg granite quarries, the granite Hauzenberger. Many historic buildings in Hauzenberg and in Passau consist of this rock. The Hauzenberger granite massif reaches an area of nearly 60 square kilometers and extends to the surface east-west from Hauzenberg 11 km up to Wald churches. The rock is used since the 15th century, such as the castle Freudensee in place. This granite was broken into more than 200 quarries in the area of Hauzenberg and used not only in Bavaria on buildings, but in Germany and abroad.

Of importance is now a museum ( "Stone Worlds" ) in the exposed, typical and romantic setting of the granite and the granite industry, but also the art granite offers a platform. This museum is considered unique in Germany and is distinguished by its architectural design. Today it is a magnet for visitors to the tourist resort Hauzenberg.

The wood works were formerly an important economic factor.

Hauzenberg is the seat of the old Hausbrennereri Penninger

Traffic

Hauzenberg applies very well connected as transport links, since cross several state roads here in the southern Bavarian forest. No longer in operation, the railway line Passau Hauzenberg leading from Passau to Eger by the Staffelbach and Erlautal to Hauzenberg. Hauzenberg 20 km from Passau, the seat of the county, away.

Education

There are the following facilities (as of 2008):

Kindergartens: 342 kindergarten places with 323 children
Elementary Schools: 5 with 60 teachers and 1105 students
Secondary schools: 1 with 43 teachers and 735 students

Others

In Hauzenberg is the seat of the social network Jappy.

Personalities

Sigrid Mutscheller ( born February 12, 1976), Wintertriathletin

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