The loyal round of women from Burgenland complains about the water that is too cold in the Oberwarter outside swimming pool. You feel abandoned through the city. Mayor Georg Rosner resists: “In times when we do not burn money for the expensive heating of the water if it is still too cold at night.”
For many, the Oberwarter Outdoor Pool is a place of refreshment, but it is more for a very special women’s round: a second living room, a meeting point, an institution. For decades, the exciting ordinary guests have been opening their place every summer, have known every centimeter in the pool, every grass on the lawn and just about all the guests when the first name.
20 instead of the promised 26 degrees
But this year there is something icy atmosphere, and not the weather. “This is not an outdoor swimming pool, this is an ICH VAT,” is the complaint of the women’s round. Her statement: the water is clearly too cold. “Feels a maximum of 20 degrees. And that, although the mayor announced us ceremoniously last year that the outdoor swimming pool is now constantly being heated to 26 degrees.” Sustainable and efficient with district heating After the old solar system had recognized its service, it was also said in the press release of the city of Oberwart.
What is especially angry with women: while millions are invested in the new Jumping Hall, the loyal visitors in the outdoor swimming pool in the swimming pool have to freeze. “It is not possible that we throw the money out of the window for hat castles and trampolines and we have a look, although heated water has been promised,” the round criticizes.
“Is our luxury offer for the population”
City Chief Rosner shows understanding for the displeasure of the women’s round, but remains steadfast: “In times like this we can’t burn money – and would not be anything else if it has less than ten degrees in the evening. Then it just doesn’t make sense to warm up on devil.” Now that the temperatures are rising, the local chief promises. “The outdoor swimming pool is our luxury offer for the population, and we are happy to pay for it. But we have to do business with common sense.”
Source: Krone
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