Illegal music party in the Plänterwald stopped: Ordnungsamt takes up

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Last Sunday, in the picturesque landscape protection area of ​​Plänterwald, an illegal music event was abruptly ended by the law enforcement officers of the Treptow-Köpenick district. The trigger for the procedure was a noise complaint from residents. When the officers arrived, they not only discovered more than 50 people celebrating, but also professional sound technology including DJ desks. The Situation illustrated how disturbing such events can be in protected areas.

The service staff approached the celebrants and clarified the legal framework that applies in a landscape protection area. These areas are not only characterized by their natural beauty, but also by their environmental meaning, because they are habitats for numerous plant and animal species. Thanks to the attentive explanation of the law enforcement officers, the organizers were insightful and cooperative. Some participants even took the initiative to dispose of garbage and empty bottles, even while the regulatory authorities enforced the dismissal.

violations of protection regulations

Because of the large number of people in connection with the professional sound technology, the officials decided that a dismissal for the Plänterwald and the surrounding area had to be pronounced. It is not the first time that illegal music events are prevented in this area. Such events are not only legally problematic, but also have inappropriate noise and environmental pollution. In this special case, however, the dreaded petrol -powered electricity generators failed to materialize, which made the situation easier.

The Landscape Protection Area of ​​Plänterwald is particularly protected in the district as one of a total of eight such areas. Its size of almost 90 hectares and the resulting biodiversity contributed to the fact that the status was awarded as a landscape protection area in 1998. With this status, not only the flora and fauna, but also the recovery opportunities of the citizens are secured. As a result, activities that could endanger these valuable habitats are strictly prohibited.

The incidents in the Plänterwald are a clear signal that the authorities are vigilant and do not hesitate to intervene in the event of violations of the protection regulations. The efforts of preventing noise pollution and pollution from noise benefit not only nature, but also the quality of life of the citizens who want to use the area to relax.

The quick action of the law enforcement officers and the cooperation of the participants deserve recognition, as they show that there is a common understanding of the protection of such sensitive areas. These events are in the context of a greater concern that is evident throughout Germany: the preservation and protection of natural resources and retreat areas in urban environments. The Plänterwald remains a valuable place for nature and relaxation, the protection of which must also be taken seriously in the future.