Raschau-Markersbach

Raschau marker is a municipality in the Saxon Erzgebirge District, which was formed on 1 January 2008 by the merger of the municipalities Raschau and markers Bach.

  • 3.1 municipal
  • 3.2 Mayor
  • 3.3 Coat of Arms
  • 3.4 partnerships
  • 4.1 Structures
  • 4.2 Sport
  • 5.1 traffic
  • 5.2 business enterprises
  • 5.3 Formation
  • 6.1 Sons and daughters of the town
  • 6.2 personalities who have worked on site

Geography

The community in the Western Erzgebirge is situated on the creeks Mittweida and Pöhlwasser and surveys dog torture back, on which the upper reservoir of the pumped storage power plant markers Bach is, Emmler and Sheep Mountain.

Community structure

The community Raschau marker Bach consists of the districts:

  • Raschau, consisting of the local documents Raschau and
  • Langenberg
  • Marker Bach
  • Mittweida Obermittweida and
  • Lower plate

This form only Raschau and markers Bach in their existing to 2007 borders own villages. The other districts were already incorporated at this point in one of the two former municipalities.

Several street names (among Annabergerstraße, Garden Road, Mountain Road, Sportweg ) exist in both existing communities and Raschau marker Bach. A resolution of this confusing situation is not provided.

Neighboring communities

In the north, bordering the cities of Green Grove Beier field and Elterlein to the community, to the east of the city Scheibenbergstraße and the community Crottendorf, in the southeast of the city Oberwiesenthal, in the south of the town of Breitenbrunn / Erzgeb. and to the west the district town of Schwarzenberg.

History

After protracted controversy, the decisions necessary for resolution of the administrative community Raschau marker Bach Poehla were taken in the course of 2007. The agreement to merge the two communities Raschau and markers Bach was signed after the necessary legitimation by council decisions on 26 October 2007 by the two incumbent mayor Henry Solbrig and Manfred Meyer.

Raschau marker Bach belongs ( favored by the pumped storage plant markers Bach) to the Saxon communities with the highest business taxes. By Saxon Revenue Sharing Act of 2008, the municipality has been removed, the assignments of the Free State of Saxony. The community must be made by decision of January 2, 2009 to pay to poorer communities also an annual financial allocation in the amount of 1.7 million euros. The treasury debt of around 7 million euro will not be considered. In addition to 19 other affected communities, the community involved in a lawsuit against the financial compensation; here they are represented by counsel by the former Saxon Interior Minister Klaus Hardraht. The suit was dismissed in January 2010.

In February 2009, were included with the disc Berger Mayor Wolfgang Andersky talks on the formation of a greater community that should belong also Scheibenbergstraße and Schlettau next Raschau marker Bach.

On April 3, 2014, a storm of heavy rain triggered a mudslide and damaged several roads. The mud paved over a length of 300 meters his way through the town, which at least ten houses were damaged by mud and water. Already in 2001, 2002 and 2008 were districts, damaged by floods and mudslides.

Policy

Parish council

From the merger of the municipality Raschau - Markersbach the council sat down together from the previous 13 Raschauer and eleven markers Bacher local councils, which also acted as local councils in its previous composition. With the municipal elections of 7 June 2009, the number of seats reduced in the body according to the Saxon church order on 16 local councils were not elected. The seats in the municipal council are distributed as follows:

Mayor

The Mayor of Raschau and markers Bach was added to the end of 2007 to retire. Until 31 July 2008, the former mayor Manfred Bacher marker Meyer ( CDU) acted as Temporary Administrator. In the mayoral election on June 8, 2008, he was able to win with 62.9 % of the valid votes cast against his four competitors and has taken up his duties on 1 August of the year.

Coat of arms

A coat of arms has not yet been determined. The coat of arms of the district Raschau shows in red on green Dreienberg a heraldic right after jumping silver horse. The marker Bacher Coat of Arms shows a standing on tap in a red field. The tap is taken from the local seal of the district Mittweida.

Marker Bach

Partnerships

The existing town twinning will be continued according to the merger agreement. Partner municipalities:

Culture and sights

Structures

  • All Saints Raschau
  • St. Barbara's Church marker Bach
  • Farmhouses in half-timbered style, the oldest of 1687
  • Two lime kilns of a former lime works from the 19th century in Langenberg
  • Pumped storage plant markers Bach with his two artificial water basin, the lower basin and the upper basin
  • Marker Bacher viaduct (37 meters high), called matchstick bridge on the railway line Annaberg -Buchholz -Schwarzenberg

Sports

  • SV Mittweidatal 06 Raschau marker Bach eV with the departments football, handball, volleyball, women's gymnastics, cycling, skiing and bowling

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

The community Raschau marker Bach is located on the main road 101 In the district marker brook between October 2005 and May was a 1.7 km long section bypass built 2011, which is to relieve the local situation from through traffic. The centerpiece is a 44 m high and 317 m long concrete bridge with two reinforced concrete hollow piers above the valley of the Mittweida. In the construction process several times made ​​it difficult to be overcome with the mountainous terrain. In October 2006, slipped deeply into the terrain slope notched in the planned Ostanbindung the bridge so that lengthy security measures and slope changes had to be made. In July 2007, were discovered during the excavation of the pit for the foundation of one of the bridge piers on abandoned mines, so that an extensive stabilization of the Bauuntergrunds was required. The annual surprisingly occurred onset of winter disabled according to the official communication of the Road Office Plauen completion. The construction costs of the bypass were originally estimated at € 13 million, but were ultimately about € 25 million. The completion of the project was originally estimated to November 2007. Until the opening to traffic on 16 May 2011, this resulted in a total of three and a half years of construction delays.

On December 1, 1889 Raschau and markers Bach connection received on the railway line Annaberg -Buchholz -Schwarzenberg, but which has been set on 27 September 1997, passenger traffic. To overcome the large difference in height in the district marker Bach railway route runs in a wide arc through the community. In addition, 3 bridges for bridging Talk heirs are necessary, including the famous 37 -meter-high marker Bacher viaduct. The connection to the public transport is by several bus lines of the bus Obererzgebirge - guaranteed traffic Erzgebirge GmbH. The nearest train stations are in black and Annaberg -Buchholz.

Business enterprises

The most important industrial enterprises of the community are:

  • Pumped storage plant markers Bach ( operated by Vattenfall )
  • Pronat Container Beringer GmbH

In addition, there is a variety of crafts and family in the community.

Education

The school system in Raschau and markers Bach was justified by the onset of school teachings in the 16th century. It was not until around 1840 was an extension of the education department in both locations on a girl 's and boy's teacher. The industrialization and the rapid population growth associated made ​​the employment of additional teachers required. The school building in Raschau dates from the year 1883. 1973 extended school in Clara -Zetkin- secondary school was renamed. Today in this present in the marketplace Raschau school building a primary school is housed. A second was baptized in 1973 in the settlement of peace, and two years later the name Paul Schmidt - sheet High School. The middle school that emerged from Raschau was dissolved after a steady decline in enrollment by state involvement withdrawal on 31 July 2005 and since then has been empty.

The two school buildings in Markersbach are from the years 1862 and 1982. The ten-year Thomas -Müntzer - high school was converted into a four-year primary school in 1992. The markers Bacher students visited henceforth mainly the high schools in Raschau and Scheibenbergstraße, as well as the high schools in Schwarzenberg and Schlettau. The State primary school was closed in 2001. But the Jenaplanschule, a nationally recognized elementary and secondary private school, the school system in place maintains.

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Philip Weigel (1878-1948), economist, local historian and dialect poet (Ernst Emmler )
  • Klaus Enderlein (1936-1995), motorcycle racer
  • Christa Decker ( b. 1951 ), luger
  • Jürgen Escher ( born 1951 ), former football player and coach of BSG bismuth Aue
  • Hans -Heinrich Winkler ( * 1954), luger

Personalities who have worked on site

  • Nicolas Klinger (about 1551-1610 ), Erzgebirge Mr. Hammer, owner of the hammer mill Förstel and briefly tenant of the hammer mill Obermittweida
  • Enoch Pöckel (1578-1627), Mr. Hammer, councilor and councilors builder in Leipzig
  • Rudolph of Schmertzing (1591-1646), the Electorate of Saxony Major and War Commissioner, owner of the hammer mill Förstel and briefly tenant of the hammer mill Obermittweida
  • Adolph Lobegott Peck (1766-1801), priest and writer
  • Karl Edler von Querfurth (1779-1845), owner of the Förstels and Pöckelguts
  • God Help Carl Nestler (1789-1864), the Erzgebirge Hammer Mr. and founder of the company Nestler & wide field
  • Claus Koepcke (1831-1911), Privy Fiscal Council, chaired 1888-1889 the construction of the viaduct marker Bacher
  • Erich Meinhold (1908-2004), working photographer
  • Rudolf Hagemann ( born 1931 ), geneticist
  • Reinhart Heppner ( born 1931 ), a geologist and local historian
  • Karl -Heinz Schmidt ( * 1938 ), minister (1969 to 1984, Bach marker ) and dialect Author
  • Manfred Günther (1942-2005? ), Motor sports
  • Ortrun Enderlein (* 1943), two-time world champion and first Olympic champion (1964 ) in luge, lives here
  • Dettlef Günther (born 1954 ), world champion and Olympic gold medalist (1976 ) in luge
  • Frank Eitemüller ( b. 1956 ), football player
  • Iris Follak (* 1958), politician (SPD ), Member of Parliament
  • Birte White (born 1971 ), football national player
  • Benjamin Oeser (* 1990), actor and singer

Panoramas

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