Government of Lower Bavaria

Government of Lower Bavaria
State level	government
position	State funding authority
Supervisory authority	Bavarian State Ministry of the Interior and for Integration
Headquarters	Landshut
Authority management	RP Rainer Haselbeck
Servants	about 700
Web presence	www.regierung.niederbayern.bayern.de

Headquarters of the government of Lower Bavaria - former Dominican monastery

The government of Lower Bavaria is a state middle authority based in Landshut and one of seven governments in Bavaria. A branch office for the accommodation and care of refugees exists in Deggendorf .

Among other things, the government is responsible for the general supervision of the subordinate authorities and their advice as well as the promotion of private and public projects. It also carries out supra-regional planning and approval procedures, e.g. B. for flood protection and road construction measures by and in various areas, the government acts as the first decision-making authority (e.g. for the appointment of the district chimney sweeps). As an interdisciplinary authority, it fulfills tasks from the divisions of almost all Bavarian state ministries and bundles and coordinates the most varied of interests.

Organization, tasks and activities

organization

• Presidium: The current district president is Rainer Haselbeck . Government Vice President is Helmut Graf. The staff units public relations, administrative control S1 and administrative management with trainee lawyers are assigned to the executive committee.
• Area 1: Security, Communal and Social
• Area 2: Economy, regional development and transport
• Area 3: planning and construction
• Area 4: Education
• Area 5: Environment, health and consumer protection
• Area 6: Food and Agriculture
• Trade Inspectorate

tasks

The government is the " middle authority in a three-tier administrative structure between the Bavarian State Ministries and the authorities of the lower tier (e.g. district offices )".

The government

• bundles and coordinates the technical interests of the Bavarian State Ministries at the level of the government district.
• awards state funding for private and public projects.
• is the state supervision of a large number of subordinate authorities and local authorities; it is also the objection authority.

history

The government of Lower Bavaria came into being with the reorganization of Bavaria in 1808 as the Royal General Commissiariat of the Lower Danube District , based in Passau . During the territorial reform initiated by King Ludwig I in 1837, the Lower Danube District was renamed Lower Bavaria; Landshut, Vilsbiburg, Kelheim, Abensberg and Mallersdorf / Pfaffenberg were assigned to the Lower Bavaria district. On July 16, 1838, the seat of the government was relocated from Lower Bavaria to Landshut due to the “highest resolution”, and the former Dominican monastery became the new office building .

In 1931 the government of Lower Bavaria was dissolved due to austerity measures and merged with the government of the Upper Palatinate, based in Regensburg . After the end of the Second World War, the independent "districts" of Lower Bavaria and Upper Palatinate were restored by law of April 20, 1948 , but it was not until 1957 that the government of Lower Bavaria moved back into the renovated former Dominican monastery in Landshut.

District President

1838: Hermann von Beisler 1843: Friedrich von Wulffen 1846: Johann Baptist von Zenetti 1847: Karl Freiherr von Künsberg-Langenstadt 1847: Johann Baptist von Zenetti 1849: Karl von Schrenck 1852: Wilhelm von Benning 1854: Alois August von Schilcher 1866: Gustav von Hohe 1871: Felix Friedrich von Lipowsky 1895: Ludwig Fuchs von Bimbach and Dornheim 1901: Ludwig Ritter von Meixner 1902: Rudolf von Andrian-Werburg 1914: Ferdinand von Pracher 1923: Friedrich von Chlingensperg 1929: Heinrich Wirschinger , in Regensburg since 1932

1934: Franz Schwede , Regensburg 1934: Wilhelm von Holzschuher 1939: Friedrich Wimmer 1943: Gerhard Bommel 1945: Ernst Falkner 1945: Franz Wein 1952: Josef Ulrich 1959: Ludwig Hopfner 1963: Johann Riederer 1975: Gottfried Schmid 1987: Herbert Zeitler 1992: Friedrich Giehl 1998: Walter Zitzelsberger 2007: Heinz Grunwald 2016: Rainer Haselbeck

Other personalities

• Leonhard Schmidtner , architect , "civil construction inspector" from 1837

See also

• District of Lower Bavaria

Web links

• www.regierung.niederbayern.bayern.de
• Authorities guide: Government of Lower Bavaria

Individual evidence

1. ^ Website of the government of Lower Bavaria. Retrieved July 9, 2018 . 
2. ↑ ZuVSchfw. Retrieved July 9, 2018 . 
3. ↑ ^{a b} website of the government of Lower Bavaria
4. ^ Comparison - District of Upper Franconia and Government of Upper Franconia. (No longer available online.) District of Upper Franconia , March 2017, archived from the original on July 2, 2017 ; accessed on June 15, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
5. ^ Annemarie Liebler: History of the Government of Lower Bavaria , Herbert Utz Verlag, 2008. Google books Link
6. ↑ Government of Lower Bavaria: History  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
7. ^ The District President of Lower Bavaria. Retrieved April 23, 2017 (English). 

Coordinates: 48 ° 32 ′ 13 ″  N , 12 ° 9 ′ 21 ″  E