Whether the noise and odor nuisance or forbidden dishes that he does not offer at all: Heurigenwirt Gunfratzhofer in Mödling (Lower Austria) fights with complaints of irritated neighbors. Despite attempts to mediate, he must constantly justify himself for violations that he did not commit.
Gunther Taufratzhofer in Mödling has no easy stand, because neighbors who apparently feel disturbed in their peace have made life difficult for him for a long time.
His restaurant near the HTL has been around since 1983. Two years later, a house with several parties was built on his garden. “The people who moved here have seen that there is a more bright,” said Taufratzhofer. Although most of the 30 parties are loyal guests, there are some who are not very nice for the gastro operation. “According to Corona, the situation has mainly noticed,” says the host, who has since been constantly confronted with advertisements.
Schnitzel scent where there is no schnitzel
“I am shown because of a violation that does not exist,” the landlord said. Recently a Lord of the Incognito Authority was visiting him again, who looked very closely at the menu. Only when he saw what was served what was served, did he realize: “There are no Schnitzel at all”. Because these and other baked dishes are not allowed to offer Taufratzhofer at all.
There have also been advertisements due to odor stop. And of course due to noise. “We actually have to stay open until midnight, but we close for peace at 10 p.m.,” said the landlord. There were music events three times in the previous year. “Everyone approved by the civil servant and at ten o’clock in the evening was over”. Nevertheless, the police were just around the corner and he had to justify himself.
Taufratzhofer finds it sad that the neighbors do not come to him with their symptoms and that it continues to go out on an advertisement.
However, he does not want to criticize the authorities. “They are doing everything right. And then see on the spot that we are not doing anything wrong.”
Source: Krone
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