Noise stop for the Count Rumford Bar: FREUCHANKRABEN rejected!

Noise stop for the Count Rumford Bar: FREUCHANKRABEN rejected!

Rumfordstraße 32, 80331 München, Deutschland - The Munich Graf Rumford Bar at Rumfordstraße 32 is criticized for her noise complaints. As the tz , the operators, Niklas Mosch and Thorleif Griess-Nega, have not sufficient control over the noise that your guests cause. This led to over a dozen complaints to the police, which, according to Rudolf Stadler from the police inspection 14, did not achieve any other Munich restaurant in such a short time. In order to counteract this, professional silencers were hired to ensure that it is quieter and collections are reduced.

The bar is popular with Munich and regularly organizes exhibitions for local artists. Nevertheless, the district committee Ludwigs- und Isarvorstadt remained skeptical when the operators asked for approval for a larger free tank area and a sidewalks. The decision was unanimously against the expansion - despite the support of Claudia Lowitz of the Greens, which estimates the concept of the bar, but does not want to approve any further outdoor areas.

noise protection and mediation offers

Munich has a serious problem with noise complaints from residents. As well as with pleasure explained noise difficulties of bars and clubs, and bars are used, a special form of bouncers, to insert the noise and To defuse conflicts. Since their introduction in 2010, together with the ban on smoking, they have been a central measure to improve the noise situation.

In addition, there are two important contact points for conflict resolution in Munich: Akim (all -party conflict management) and Mona (moderated of the night). These mediation teams offer a unique offer in Germany to clarify disputes between bars, residents and authorities. Residents often find the noise annoying, especially laughter and the conversations of guests. Nevertheless, the police are often limited in their possibilities for action and can only warn.

one of the big sticking points

The rising property prices and the expansion of Shanigente, especially according to the Corona restrictions, continue to drive the noise complaints. In contrast to cities like Berlin, where there is a noise protection fund to support bars, fixed or financial aid are missing in Munich. There are different opinions about whether the city should promote a diverse night culture or prefer a calmer lifestyle.

In the Graf Rumford Bar it seems to fluctuate: In late summer, the operators may get the chance to make their application for open spaces, provided that the noise situation improves until then. The current challenges show how important a respectful interaction between nightlife and quality of living is.