In Wels since 2022 on the road of the cross in the Lichtenegg district, only resource traffic is permitted. The driving ban was obtained by protests by the residents who will be given a city council, which will be given in 2021. Friendly economy is in the Chamber. The police, on the other hand, have to tolerate the extraction of deposits.
A residents now also take a position on the risering accusations of ecclesiastical accusators in the name of the Welsen-Note to the street name by the Wels Police. As reported, drivers were mainly punished on Sunday because they reportedly ignored the parking and driving ban (except for neighboring traffic). However, the latter is sometimes defective. The police and ÖAmtc see good opportunities for success in objections.
Annainer Jörg Wehofsich assumes that this signposting Shoppala will also be removed and that there will soon be calm on the road of the cross: “There was a petition that has been signed by residents. Due to the weather, the changes will probably be postponed by Easter. Parking areas are drawn, all missing driving prohibition has also been done with the Fep, first, first, first, first, is correct, first. In the city council.
Back to the road of the cross, who see many Welsers critically. They assume that the residents have gained a “private road”, led by Wehofsich. The latter says: “My wife and I have been living on the road of the cross since September 2019. After just a few weeks we realized how difficult the parking situation was. We spoke with the magistrate. We stated that this problem had existed for years. Only after 2021 only went in this issue after 2021.
Offended by drivers
He also tried to take care of and order: “In the best case I received one” stink finger “or tirades. A driver went on me twice.”
Problems with cultural center
Wehofsich emphasizes that not only visitors to the Catholic Church cause problems. From Friday to Sunday, guests of the nearby Bosnian Oberian Cultural Center Dzemat would also make his life difficult.
Source: Krone
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