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Es sollte versucht werden, Jüngere Menschen aktiv einzubinden. Die Meinung älterer Mitbürger ist durchaus wichtig in der heutigen Zeit. Bei ca. 80-90% Rentneranteil bei den Diskussionen ist es aber schwierig, von einer repräsentativen Gruppe zu sprechen. Die Skepsis vieler und das Bild der Alibi Maßnahme wird dadurch auch bestärkt. Auf dieses Feedback bin ich oft gestoßen, beim Versuch Mitbürger für die Teilnahme hier zu motivieren (nicht meine Meinung, ich hatte Hoffnung in das Format). Leider habe ich hier auch keine konkrete Idee. Vielleicht ein Ideenwettbewerb der Schulen?
Bei der Diskussion um Spielplätze sollten Eltern eingebunden werden, die dort wohnen und den täglich (nicht nur zum wöchentlichen Besuch mit Auto) nutzen würden. Vielleicht Briefkastenaktion.
Leider haben es die Antragsteller, die einen ganzen Spielplatz mitten im Wald bauen wollen, anscheinend nicht geschafft eine Stunde an dem Bürgerforum teilzunehmen oder Kontakt zu Suchen. Im Wohngebiet dort in Obersäckingen gibt es keinen öffentlich zugänglichen Spielplatz und der alte im Wald ist damals einfach verrottet. Ich verstehe hier die Prioritäten nicht ganz ehrlich gesagt. Möchte man dort den PKW Verkehr wirklich noch verstärken (Eltern/Großeltern Taxi) und Kinder dann alleine AUF der Straße (ca. 400m) laufen lassen oder etwas nur für große Kinder aufbauen? Geht es um Tourismus? Wenn man das möchte, O.K.
Ich werde gerne korrigiert. Danke