Residents' meeting for Neuhausen-Nymphenburg set for 10 November at Adolf-Weber-Gymnasium

A residents' meeting for Munich's District 9, Neuhausen-Nymphenburg, was scheduled for 10 November at 7pm in the triple sports hall of the Adolf-Weber-Gymnasium, Kapschstraße 4. The venue has wheelchair-accessible access.

The meeting is chaired by Mayor Verena Dietl. At the start, she and Leonie Lobinger, chair of the district committee, are to brief residents on important issues and projects in the district.

Before the meeting, a public consultation hour was planned from 6pm to 7pm, giving residents the chance to put questions directly to representatives of the city and other organisations.

Those taking part include the Building Department's parks and civil engineering divisions, the Mobility Department's road traffic division, and the energy advice service of the Bauzentrum from the Department of Climate and Environmental Protection. The district inspectorate of the District Administration Department, the transport company Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft, the city's patients' commissioner from the Health Department, and Munich Cemeteries and Funeral Services are also listed.

Leonie Lobinger is also available during the consultation hour. Usually, the senior citizens' advisory council, the police station, the city information service and the local social services centre are present as well.