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With the completion of their survey will draw the public, the FDP-council group has in addition to their own savings proposals and the scientific panel discussion on "City as an entrepreneur? "in the Chamber of Commerce building the third component of its efforts to implement a meaningful and sustainable savings in Karlsruhe. The most interesting
savings proposals discussed the group members now with the citizens in the Allee-Hotel in the presence of members of parliament Heinz Golombeck, the FDP parliamentary candidates Dr. Ulrike Heiden and Thomas Hock and the FDP honorary member Professor Dr. Rolf Funck.
used with views of the Bureau of Government-imposed fiscal consolidation, the council faction the opportunity to reiterate the financial difficulties of the city. "For an approvable budget, the city would have to make 35 million euros a year well. The local council Reductions in the amount of 18 million euros next year, has supported 12.9 million for 2012 and 13.1 million for 2013 under title ", explained the group leader Rita Fromm.

With the introduction of citizens broke saving proposals in the discussion, a debate about the need for major projects like the planned Rhine Park. "The town needs landmark projects such as these, as they contribute to increasing the attractiveness in the future development and are part of the Master Plan 2015," said Fromm. The pact for the 300th City birthday had decided together with the citizens of the city and with the policies, different institutions, associations and associations developed.
ever online criticism of some citizens, the Karlsruhe population would not be included in major decisions cost the city, the vice-chairman Tom Hoyem enfeebled by referring to the standing committee work of the council. "These bodies work, informed citizens' with.

energy efficiency in municipal buildings to reduce operating costs and the use of electric vehicles were other suggestions. Councillor Thomas Hock explained as an entrepreneur in the shipping industry and public institutions on the committee, the current restructuring of the municipal fleet column. With a Request to the budget for the procurement of vehicles, the FDP had this brought a year ago to roll.
His idea to lease vacant space in the future of two schools in Rintheim ran one a resident of the district at the Group of open doors. Councillor Karl-Heinz Jooss continued in the school board for the use of an existing vacant school space by other organizations and educational institutions.
Although many of the citizens savings proposals are already be under way or implemented at the end of the discussion in the evening was the unanimous conclusion: "To negotiate, because the citizens want to be interviewed,"