Some awards are on the agenda of the nearest city council of Spittal (Carinthia) – including those of Mayor Gerhard Köfer himself. It is said that he will become an honorary doctorate of his city.
The next meeting in the Spittaler city council will be short and fresh. The agenda contains only a few points, mainly awards take place. Herbert Haupt and Peter Mörtl must get the Erring. Klaus Raunegger, Barbara Kreiner and Gert Thalhammer the honorary certificate.
And an honorary doctorate, the highest price that the city can allocate at all, must also be named. It appears that all members of the city council are satisfied. Because it is about Mayor Gerhard Köfer, who is awarded for his services.
Teamcollega nominated Köfer
The Carinthia boss team owes his party colleague Willi Koch, whose nomination is coming. “Gerhard is a mayor for a total of 20 years, the long ministry so far in Spittal. He has done many services to the city. I thought it had to be rewarded,” says Koch. “At that time – at that time I was still a member of the ÖVP – we started the day of church and organized a charity golf tournament for Spittaler in Nood.”
You remain covered
The coming prize was decided by the members of the responsible board of directors in the Liesstadt. But you still want to keep yourself covered. “From a legal point of view, you don’t have to say anything about our session!
The committee is occupied by members of all parties who investigate the application whether the criteria are at all. Then the whole thing ends up in the city council, where a recommendation is made again by all parties. But nothing has been solved yet. Because the granting of the honorary burgers in the city council is determined. The next meeting will take place next week on Wednesday. Köfer would then be the first ruling mayor in his community who received the prize.
Source: Krone
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