Wolfpassing
For the Lower Austrian Cadastral Wolfpassing the community Hochleithen see Wolfpassing at the Hochleithen. For the Lower Austrian Cadastral Wolfpassing in the district of Tulln see Zeiselmauer- Wolfpassing. For the former place Wolfpassing in the cadastral Seitzersdorf - Wolfpassing the market town Hausleiten see Seitzersdorf - Wolfpassing
Wolfpassing is a municipality with 1482 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013 ) in the district Scheibbs in Lower Austria.
- 5.1 Castle Wolfpassing 5.1.1 " leader Bell"
Geography
Wolfpassing is a group of village streets in the valley of the Little Erlauf and belongs to the Most district in Lower Austria. The area of the municipality covers 20.31 square kilometers. 16.68 percent of the area is forested.
Community structure
The municipality includes the following 16 places (in brackets population as of 31 October 2011):
- Book ( 63)
- Dörfl (20 )
- Etzerstetten (114 )
- Figelsberg ( 24)
- Fischerberg (34 )
- Hofa (26 )
- Keppel Mountain (16 )
- Small Erlauf (93 )
- Krottenthal (42 )
- Linden (15 )
- Loising (75 )
- Stetten ( 98)
- Thorwarting (32)
- Thurhofglasen (21)
- Wolfpassing (418 )
- Zarnsdorf (385)
The municipality comprises the cadastral book, Etzerstetten, Wolfpassing and Zarnsdorf.
History
In ancient times, the area was part of the province of Noricum. Wolfpassing was founded in the 10th or 11th century and was owned by the same rule. In the core Austrian state of Lower Austria lying the place informed the eventful history of Austria. In 1848 came the dissolution of the manorial system, the community Wolfpassing arose. In 1970 the municipalities book, Etzerstetten and Zarnsdorf were incorporated.
Population Development
According to the results of the 2001 census, there were 1301 inhabitants. In 1991, the municipality had 1321 inhabitants, 1981 and 1268 in 1971, 1208 inhabitants.
Policy
The council has 19 seats, mayor of the municipality is Joseph Sonnleitner.
In the municipal elections of 2005, the ÖVP reached 14, the SPÖ and the Nonpartisan list Wolfpassing (LW) two and the FPÖ 1 mandate. In the municipal elections of 2010, the People's Party lost one seat, the SPÖ won one and the Freedom Party two seats. LW no longer went to.
Culture and sights
Castle Wolfpassing
The castle is located on the eastern outskirts of the village and is a Baroque four-wing building with a courtyard and featured corner towers. By Baron von Geymann was at 1690/1700 an expansion which largely reflects the present state. From 1834 to 1910 the castle was in the imperial possessions and then came into state ownership.
From 1928 to 1930 was an adaptation to accommodate the newly established dairy school. As part of the privatization of the Federal milk marketing and establishment of the Food Technological Centre Wolfpassing ( LMTZ ) 2002 2004 LMTZ Wolfpassing was closed. From mid-2009 until mid-2013 in the castle of learning the world Wolfpassing, a Catholic educational institution housed.
" Leader Bell"
On the occasion of the sale of the castle by the Federal Real Estate Company to a Linzer entrepreneurs a bell in the bell tower in 2013 discovered. The dedication text under the swastika is:
This bell was cast in 1939 from the metal of a 1935 donated for the murdered Dollfuss bell. According Bundesdenkmalamt this bell is subject as an accessory to the listed building and offers to install an admonitory panel. Against the BIG ad was placed " on suspicion of dissemination of Nazi ideology ."
Economy and infrastructure
Non-agricultural workplaces, there were 30 in 2001, agricultural and forestry holdings according to the 1999 survey 111 The number of persons employed at the residence was according to the 2001 census 634 The employment rate in 2001 was 49.73 percent.
In 2010, in close collaboration with the Association of Municipalities of IKB ( Intercommunal operating field Little Erlauftal, a collaboration of six communities Wolfpassing, Steinakirchen, Gresten Gresten country, Reinberg, Wang ) and Raiffeisen Bank founded Eisenwurzen region of Ecoplus Business Park Wolfpassing.