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On Friday, September 19, Mayor Thomas Wagner (CSU) of Brunnen will lead a municipal council tour. The public is invited to join this informative event, which will commence at 3 pm.
The tour will take participants through two significant locations within the town of Brunnen. The first stop will be at a potential site for a pet cemetery, offering a unique insight into the town's future plans. The second stop will be at the Hohenried church curve, renowned for its picturesque patchwork of fields.
The tour will not be repeated on any other day, so this is a rare opportunity for residents and visitors alike to gain a deeper understanding of the town's developments. The public meeting point for the tour is the forest between Kaltenherberg and the South Tyrolean inn.
During the tour, discussions about decisions pending at the visited sites will take place. This provides an excellent opportunity for the public to learn more about the council's plans and provide feedback if desired.
It's important to note that this tour is part of a series of council tours, demonstrating the council's commitment to transparency and community engagement. The tour is open for public participation, and all are welcome to attend.
Unfortunately, the search results do not contain information about the name of the chairman of the foundation that operates the pet cemetery in Brunnen. However, more details about the tour and its locations will be provided closer to the event date.
Stay tuned for more updates about this exciting municipal council tour in Brunnen on September 19.
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