Klingenberg, Saxony

Klingenberg is a municipality in the district of Saxon Saxon Switzerland & Eastern Ore Mountains. It was created on 31 December 2012 from the merger of the municipalities Höckendorf and Pretzschendorf with its districts.

  • 3.1 mayor and council
  • 3.2 Coat of Arms and Flag
  • 3.3 Management Community
  • 3.4 Constituencies

Geography

The community is located about 20 kilometers southwest of the city of Dresden and 10 kilometers west of the county seat Dippoldiswalde between the Tharandter forest and the Eastern Ore Mountains. In the center of the municipality is the Klingenberg dam, which is fed by the savages Weißeritz.

The community Klingenberg consists of the eleven districts Beerwalde, Borlas, Colmnitz ( with sequence), Friedersdorf, Höckendorf ( with noble crown), Klingenberg, Obercunnersdorf, Paulshain, Pretzschendorf, Röthenbach and Ruppendorf. Administrative center of the municipality is Höckendorf in Pretzschendorf is a civil office.

In the south of the corridor Friedersdorf is the deserted village Dittersdorf. She had to share the places Hartmann village and Kleinbobritzsch.

History

History of the villages

The oldest mention of a place in the region date back to the year 1235, when a Hoico de Hoikendorph is mentioned as the owner of the manor of the present-day village Höckendorf. The traditions call the nearest towns until about 100 years later for the first time, so 1336 Röthenbach as Rotinbach 1337 Preczindorf and 1348/49 Colmnitz as Colbenitz. With the exception was not founded until 1540 Paulshain see all of today's Klingenberg districts their first mention in the 14th century. In the year 1350 were first called Ropotendorf ( Ruppendorf ) Conradisdorf ( Obercunnersdorf ) and Clingendorf ( Klingenberg ). In 1360, the first mention of the place Friederich village, now called Friedersdorf took place. The villages Berenwalde ( Beerwalde ) and Borloz ( Borlas ) found 1378 documentary first mention.

Merger

First reflections on the church merger, there were, as Hartmann village of Reichenau, member municipality in the administrative community Pretzschendorf, in 2010 announced its intention to move to the city woman stone and thus withdraw from the administrative community. For Pretzschendorf then had a partner to be found, because the church alone is not set strong enough. There were talks with the neighboring community Höckendorf which were positive. The annexation treaty was adopted by the Höckendorfer council on June 12, 2012. On June 20, also agreed to the villages Pretzschendorf Council for the merger. The county gave the approval in late August.

The reformation of the church entered into force on 31 December 2012. The Höckendorfer coat of arms was adopted. The municipal councils of both fusion communities were first united into one council, which persists until the next municipal election in 2014. The mayors of the municipalities were replaced by a Temporary Administrator, on the March 24, 2013 led provisionally into office until the election of the mayor. The administrative community with Hartmannsdorf -Reichenau was taken over by the new community.

Following the merger and double street names had to be changed for the new church the uniform postal code 01774 in addition applies.

The community name derives from the previous Pretzschendorf Strand district Klingenberg, because this is nationally known for the dam and also through the industrial area and the train station Klingenberg - Colmnitz is an important business location in the community.

Incorporations

The following table shows the chronology of incorporations in the origin communities of Klingenberg.

Policy

The mayor and council

The council Klingenberg's is the current legislature of 34 members, including 16 from the former Höckendorfer and 18 from the former Pretzschendorf villages council. The CDU has 21 seats, the electoral associations Höckendorf and Klingenberg together nine seats and the left four seats. After the next municipal election in 2014 the council will have 18 seats.

At its first meeting on January 7, 2013, the Klingenberg council decided to carry out the mayoral election on 24 March 2013. Then there are two candidates, the former mayor Höckendorfer Thorsten Bach terror (Citizens for Klingenberg ) and the Left - politician Henry Backhaus reported. In the election, terror Bach sat with 89.46 % of the valid votes cast by with a voter turnout of 57%. He is the first mayor of the new municipality and works full time.

Coat of arms and flag

The coat of arms of the municipality Klingenberg was acquired by the predecessor community Höckendorf. Blazon: " In red is dealt with through three above the other, red lilies silver stake. Upper crest: Red knocked-out golden handle helmet with red and silver covers; Are crest bush of eight silver rooster feathers, of which four bent to the right or left; the second and seventh hammer spring, and together the fourth and fifth rooster feather covered by one red lily. "

The community Klingenberg's flag is striped horizontally red and silver. On the strip the coat of arms is placed.

Management community

Between the Hartmannsdorf -Reichenau and the community Pretzschendorf the formation of a community management was placed in the adopted end of 1998 municipal reform law Upper Elbe Valley / Eastern Ore Mountains. On January 1, 1999, the resolution of the Management Association at the Klingenberg dam and the fusion of Klingenberg, Colmnitz and Pretzschendorf to Pretzschendorf was ruled by this law already. The administrative community came with effect from 1 January 2000 as an administrative community Pretzschendorf about. Pretzschendorf was so fulfilling community for Hartmannsdorf- Reichenau. With the merger of Pretzschendorf and Höckendorf to Klingenberg the new church took over the administrative community and is now fulfilling community for Hartmannsdorf- Reichenau. The Klingenberg Mayor terror Bach is thus also head of the community.

In the administrative community, which is not legally capable of Klingenberg takes over a part of the administrative tasks for Hartmann village of Reichenau, for example, the creation of the Land Use Plan, and is rewarded by Hartmann Village Reichenau paid a levy.

Constituencies

The municipality belongs to the Bundestag constituency Saxon Switzerland - Eastern Ore Mountains, which extends over the entire county Saxon Switzerland & Eastern Ore Mountains. From 1990 to 2002, the predecessor municipalities belonged to the Bundestag constituency Dresden -Land - Freital - Dippoldiswalde. The direct mandate has been consistently gained since the establishment of constituencies in 1990 by the CDU. Today Klaus Brähmig sitting for that constituency in the German Bundestag.

At the state level Klingenberg since the state election in 2004 is part of the constituency Weißeritzkreis 2, which largely covers the area of the former district Dippoldiswalde. Since the state election in Saxony in 1990 sitting Vice President of the Parliament, Andrea Dombois (CDU, born Hubrig ) for the constituency in the Parliament of Saxony. In the state elections in 1990, the region belonged to the constituency Dippoldiswalde - Freital II, in the parliamentary elections of 1994 and 1999 for the constituency Weißeritzkreis.

Personalities

  • Johann Samuel Adami (* October 21, 1638, † March 13, 1713 ), theologian, writer and linguist; died in Pretzschendorf
  • Johann Samuel Göbel (* August 23, 1762, † October 17, 1798 ) Electoral Saxon financial secretary and historian; Born in Ruppendorf
  • Ernst adhesive ( born January 29, 1825; † September 9, 1884 ), Office county judge and Conservative politician, Member of Parliament; lived in Obercunnersdorf
  • Richard Guhr (* September 30, 1873, † October 27, 1956 ), painter and sculptor; died in Höckendorf
  • Karl Grafe (* January 12, 1878, † unknown), educator, poet and composer; Born in Borlas
  • Helmut Bauer ( * March 31, 1914, † 16 January 2008), physician; Born in Klingenberg
  • Gottfried Pohlan (* February 12, 1927, † 30 November 1989), Enduro athletes; Born in Höckendorf
  • Bruno Konrad ( born December 13, 1930; † 25 March 2007), painter and graphic artist; died in Höckendorf
  • Thomas Rose holes ( born July 29, 1947), writer and poet; lives and writes in Beerwalde
  • Wolfgang Ullmann ( born August 18, 1929 † 30 July 2004), theologian and politician, MP; 1954-1963 pastor in Colmnitz
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