Sauerland / Paderborn law

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Basic data
Title: Law on the reorganization of the communities and districts of the Sauerland / Paderborn reorganization area
Short title: Sauerland / Paderborn law
Type: State Law
Scope: North Rhine-Westphalia
Legal matter: Special administrative law , local law
References : SGV. NRW. 2020
Issued on: November 5, 1974
( GV.NW.p. 1224, ber. 1975 p. 130)
Entry into force on: 1st January 1975
Last change by: Art. I AMG of December 20, 1983 (GV. NW. P. 635)
Effective date of the
last change: 		January 1, 1984
(Art. III Amendment Act of December 20, 1983)
Please note the note on the applicable legal version.

The law for the reorganization of the municipalities and districts of the reorganization area Sauerland / Paderborn (Sauerland / Paderborn law) of November 5, 1974 was the ninth and last law of the second reorganization program of the regional reform in North Rhine-Westphalia . It regulated the municipal reorganization of the area of ​​the city of Hagen and today's districts Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis , Hochsauerlandkreis , Höxter , Märkischer Kreis , Olpe , Paderborn and Siegen-Wittgenstein . However, the Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis and Olpe districts, which were reorganized in 1969, were hardly touched. The law came into force on January 1, 1975.

Brief description

I. section. Territorial changes in the area of ​​the municipalities

§ 1 City of Hagen

The city of Hohenlimburg and the municipalities of Berchum (Ergste) and Garenfeld (Westhofen), all from the Iserlohn district, were incorporated into the independent city of Hagen . This was expanded to include parts of the Waldbauer community, the Dahl district of the city of Breckerfeld and the parts of the Haspertalsperre that belong to the city of Ennepetal, as well as smaller areas of Dortmund (Syburg) and Nachrodt-Wiblingwerde (Lahmer Hase) .

The rest of the community Waldbauer was incorporated into the city of Breckerfeld .

The city of Dortmund received some plots of land from the municipality of Garenfeld and the city of Westhofen and in turn gave a smaller uninhabited area to the new city of Schwerte .

§ 2 City of Iserlohn

The previously independent city of Iserlohn and the city of Letmathe from the Iserlohn district and the municipalities of Hennen (Amt Ergste), Kesbern (Amt Hemer) and Sümmern (Amt Menden) were merged to form the new city of Iserlohn . This was supplemented by parts of the city of Hemer ( Bilveringsen , Griesenbrauck and Westig ) and some properties belonging to the Ihmert municipality.

§ 3 City of Hemer

Five municipalities of the Hemer office , namely the town of Hemer and the municipalities of Becke , Deilinghofen , Frönsberg and Ihmert , were merged to form the new town of Hemer . This was supplemented by parts of the Garbeck community and some properties from the Kesbern community. The office of Hemer was dissolved; its legal successor is the new town of Hemer.

§ 4 City of Menden (Sauerland)

The municipalities of Bösperde , Halingen , Lendringsen , Oesbern and Schwitten, as well as Asbeck (Balve, Arnsberg district ) , which are part of the Menden (Sauerland) municipalities , were merged to form a new city of Menden (Sauerland) , into which the district Ostsümmern of the municipality of Sümmern and two pieces of land belonging to the municipality of Holzen (Hüsten district, Arnsberg district) were incorporated.

The dissolution of the Menden office and arrangement of legal succession by the city of Menden (Sauerland), which is still envisaged in the draft law, was - apparently inadvertently - deleted from the recommendation of the state parliament committee for the second reading of the draft law.

§ 5 City of Arnsberg

The non-official cities of Arnsberg and Neheim-Hüsten , four municipalities of the Freienohl office - Breitenbruch , Oeventrop (Sauerland) , Rumbeck and Uentrop - as well as eight municipalities of the Hüsten office - Bachum , Bruchhausen (Ruhr) , Herdringen , Holzen , Müschede , Niedereimer , Voßwinkel and Wennigloh - were merged to form the new town of Arnsberg . To round off the border, parts of the city of Wickede (Ruhr) and the municipality of Freienohl (Sauerland) were incorporated into these. The office of Hüsten was dissolved; his legal successor is the new town of Arnsberg.

§ 6 City of Sundern (Sauerland)

The municipalities of the Sundern Office (Sauerland) - Allendorf (Sauerland) , Amecke (Sorpesee) , Endorf , Hagen (Sundern Office) , Stockum , Sundern (Sauerland) , Westenfeld and Wildewiese - five municipalities of the Freienohl Office - Altenhellefeld , Hellefeld , Herblinghausen , Linnepe and Meinkenbracht - and the six southern municipalities of the Hüsten Office - Enkhausen , Estinghausen , Hachen , Hövel , Langscheid (Sorpesee) and Stemel - were merged to form a new town of Sundern (Sauerland) . A corridor each from the communities of Wennigloh and Mellen and plots from the communities of Langenholthausen and Finnentrop were incorporated into these. The office Sundern (Sauerland) was dissolved; its legal successor is the new city of Sundern (Sauerland).

In exchange, the municipality of Finnentrop received two properties from the municipality of Endorf.

§ 7 towns of Balve and Neuenrade

The north of the office of Balve , namely the city of Balve and the communities of Beckum , Eisborn , Garbeck , Langenholthausen , Mellen and Volkringhausen were merged to form a new city of Balve . The districts of Benkamp and Kesberg of the municipality of Blintrop and individual properties of the municipalities of Asbeck, Holzen and Hövel were incorporated into this. The office of Balve was dissolved; its legal successor is the new town of Balve.

The communities of Freiheit Affeln , Altenaffeln and Blintrop were incorporated into the city of Neuenrade .

§ 8 City of Meschede

The municipalities of the Meschede office , namely the city of Meschede and the municipalities of Calle , Meschede-Land and Remblinghausen , the city of Eversberg (Bestwig office) and three municipalities of the Freienohl office , namely Freienohl (Sauerland) , Grevenstein and Visbeck , became a new city Meschede merged. Subareas of the communities Altenhellefeld, Herblinghausen, Oeventrop (Sauerland), Reiste (Sauerland) (district Erflinghausen ), Rumbeck and Velmede were incorporated into these . The offices of Freienohl and Meschede were dissolved; their legal successor is the new city of Meschede.

§ 9 City of Schmallenberg

The Fredeburg office with the city of Fredeburg and the municipalities of Berghausen (Fredeburg office) , Freiheit Bödefeld , Bödefeld-Land (excluding Altenfeld and Valme ), Dorlar and Rarbach , the Schmallenberg office with the city of Schmallenberg and the municipalities of Fleckenberg , Grafschaft , Oberkirchen and Wormbach and the community of Lenne (Olpe district, excluding Milchenbach ) were merged to form a new town of Schmallenberg . Three plots belonging to the municipality of Eslohe (Sauerland) were also incorporated into this. The offices of Fredeburg and Schmallenberg were dissolved; their legal successor is the new town of Schmallenberg.

The Milchenbach district of the Lenne community was incorporated into the city of Lennestadt .

§ 10 Bestwig municipality

The municipalities of Heringhausen , Nuttlar , Ostwig , Ramsbeck and Velmede of the Bestwig office and the Grimlinghausen municipality (Bigge office, Brilon district) were merged to form a new Bestwig municipality . Parts of the communities Antfeld, Bödefeld-Land ( Valme ), Elpe, Eversberg and Gevelinghausen were also incorporated into these . The Bestwig office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new municipality of Bestwig.

Section 11 Eslohe community (Sauerland)

The municipalities of the office Eslohe Cobbenrode (Sauerland) , Eslohe (Sauerland) , Reiste (Sauerland) and Wenholthausen were merged into a new municipality Eslohe (Sauerland) , into which parts of the municipality of Finnentrop and the city of Lennestadt were incorporated. The Eslohe office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new community Eslohe (Sauerland).

§ 12 City of Brilon

The official free city Brilon that the Office Thülen belonging municipalities Alme , Bontkirchen , Hoppecke , Madfeld , Messinghausen , Nehden , Radlinghausen , Rixen , Rösenbeck , Scharfenberg , Thülen and Wülfte and from the Office Bigge communities Old Buren , Esshoff became the new city Brilon together , into which some properties of the municipality Antfeld (Amt Bigge) were integrated. The Thulen office was dissolved; its legal successor is the new city of Brilon.

§ 13 City of Marsberg

The free city of Obermarsberg , the Niedermarsberg office with the city of Niedermarsberg and the municipalities of Beringhausen , Borntosten , Bredelar , Canstein , Erlinghausen , Giershagen , Heddinghausen , Helminghausen , Leitmar , Padberg and Udorf as well as the municipalities of Essentho , Meerhof from the Wünnenberg office (Büren district) , Oesdorf and Westheim were merged to form a new town of Marsberg . Parts of the communities Dalheim (Amt Atteln) and Fürstenberg were also incorporated into this. The Niedermarsberg office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new town of Marsberg.

§ 14 City of Olsberg

The city of Bigge-Olsberg and the municipalities of Antfeld , Assinghausen , Bruchhausen (Bigge Office) , Brunskappel , Elleringhausen , Elpe , Helmeringhausen , Wiemeringhausen and Wulmeringhausen (all Bigge Office ) as well as the municipality of Gevelinghausen (Bestwig Office, Meschede district) became a new city Olsberg merged. Some properties of the communities Altenbüren, Grimlinghausen, Heringhausen, Nuttlar, Ostwig and Ramsbeck were integrated into this. The Bigge office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new town of Olsberg.

§ 15 City of Winterberg

The free city of Winterberg , the municipalities of the Niedersfeld office - Altastenberg , Elkeringhausen , Grönebach , Hildfeld , Niedersfeld and Silbach -, the communities of Siedlinghausen (Bigge office) and Züschen (Hallenberg office) as well as the Langewiese municipalities from the Berleburg office (Wittgenstein district) , Mollseifen and Neuastenberg were merged to form the new town of Winterberg , into which parts of the communities Bödefeld-Land ( Altenfeld ) and Girkhausen ( Hoheleye ) as well as two properties of the community Oberkirchen were incorporated. The Niedersfeld office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new town of Winterberg.

Section 16 City of Hallenberg

The city of Hallenberg and the communities Braunshausen , Hesborn and Liesen (all of the Hallenberg district ) were merged to form the new city of Hallenberg . The Hallenberg office was dissolved; its legal successor is the new city of Hallenberg.

Section 17 City of Siegen

The unofficial cities of Eiserfeld , Hüttental and Siegen formed by the law on the reorganization of the district of Siegen of April 26, 1966 were merged to form a new city of Siegen . The planning association Herrenwiese was dissolved; his legal successor is the city of Siegen.

§ 18 City of Bad Berleburg

The officially free city of Bad Berleburg and most of the Berleburg office with the communities of Alertshausen , Arfeld , Aue , Beddelhausen , Berghausen , Diedenshausen , Dotzlar , Elsoff , Girkhausen (without Hoheleye ), Hemschlar , Raumland , Richstein , Rinthe , Sassenhausen , Schüllar , Schwarzenau , Stünzel , Weidenhausen , Wemlighausen , Wingeshausen and Wunderthausen were merged to form a new town of Bad Berleburg , into which four properties belonging to the community of Langewiese were incorporated. The Berleburg office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new town of Bad Berleburg.

§ 19 City of Laasphe

The free city of Laasphe and all municipalities of the Laasphe office , namely Amtshausen , Banfe , Bermershausen , Bernshausen , Feudingen , Fischelbach , Großenbach , Heiligenborn , Herbertshausen , Hesselbach , Holzhausen , Kunst-Wittgenstein , Niederlaasphe , Oberndorf , Puderbach , Rückershausen , Rüppershausen , Saßmannshausen , Steinbach , Volkholz and Weide were merged into a new town of Laasphe (now Bad Laasphe ). The Laasphe office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new town of Laasphe.

Section 20 Erndtebrück municipality

The municipalities of the office of Erndtebrück Benfe , Erndtebrück , Schameder and Zinse , as well as four municipalities of the office of Berleburg , namely Balde , Birkefehl , Birkelbach and Womelsdorf were merged to form a new municipality of Erndtebrück , into which some properties of the municipalities of Amtshausen and Stünzel were incorporated. The Erndtebrück office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new municipality of Erndtebrück.

§ 21 City of Paderborn

The city of Paderborn , which is free of office , the three southern municipalities of the office of Schloss Neuhaus - Elsen , Sande and Schloss Neuhaus - the municipalities of Benhausen and Neuenbeken (Altenbeken office) and the Dahl municipality (Kirchborchen office) were merged to form a new city of Paderborn . Some properties of the municipalities of Dörenhagen, Hövelhof and Ostenland were incorporated into this. The office of Schloss Neuhaus was dissolved; his legal successor is the new city of Paderborn.

Section 22 Borchen municipality

The communities Borchen , Dörenhagen (both Kirchborchen district, Paderborn district) and Etteln ( Atteln district, Büren district) have been merged to form a new Borchen community. The Kirchborchen office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new Borchen municipality.

§ 23 City of Delbrück

The municipalities of the Delbrück office , namely the city of Delbrück and the municipalities of Hagen , Ostenland (with the exception of the parts incorporated into Hövelhof and Paderborn), Westenholz and Westerloh , and the municipalities of Anreppen , Bentfeld and Boke from the Salzkotten-Boke office became a new one City of Delbrück merged. The Delbrück office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new city of Delbrück.

A small area of ​​the community of Westenholz, which was oriented towards the Rietberg district of Mastholte, was incorporated into the city of Rietberg because of this interconnection .

§ 24 City of Salzkotten

The town of Salzkotten and the municipalities of Mantinghausen , Niederntudorf , Oberntudorf , Scharmede , Schwelle , Thüle , Upsprunge , Verlar and Verne (all of which were Salzkotten-Boke ) were merged to form a new town of Salzkotten . The Salzkotten-Boke office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new town of Salzkotten.

§ 25 Municipality of Hövelhof

Sub-areas of the Ostenland community were incorporated into the Hövelhof community ( Amt Schloß Neuhaus ), which became vacant at the same time.

Section 26 City of Bad Lippspringe and the community of Schlangen

Contrary to the wishes of the city of Bad Lippspringe , which had requested the incorporation of snakes , only a minor correction of the boundary between the two communities took place.

Section 27 Altenbeken municipality

The communities of Altenbeken , Buke and Schwaney (all of them Amt Altenbeken ) were merged to form the new community of Altenbeken , into which largely uninhabited parts of the community of Neuenbeken were incorporated. The Altenbeken office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new municipality of Altenbeken.

§ 28 City of Büren

The officially free city of Büren and the municipalities of the Büren-Land office , namely Ahden , Barkhausen , Brenken , Eickhoff , Harth , Hegensdorf , Siddinghausen , Steinhausen , Weiberg , Weine and Wewelsburg , were merged to form a new city of Büren . The Büren-Land office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new city of Büren.

Section 29 City of Wünnenberg

The western municipalities of the Wünnenberg office , namely the city of Wünnenberg and the municipalities of Bleiwasher , Fürstenberg and Leiberg , as well as the western part of the Atteln office , namely the Elisenhof municipalities (without the uninhabited exclave ), Haaren and Helmern were merged to form a new city of Wünnenberg , into which a larger, but hardly populated part of the municipality of Meerhof and some properties of the municipality of Dalheim were incorporated. The Wünnenberg office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new city of Wünnenberg.

Section 30 City of Lichtenau

The municipalities of the Lichtenau office , namely the towns of Kleinenberg and Lichtenau and the municipalities of Asseln , Ebbinghausen , Grundsteinheim , Hakenberg , Herbram , Holtheim and Iggenhausen , as well as the eastern part of the Atteln office with the municipalities of Atteln , Blankenrode , Dalheim , Henglarn and Husen became the The new town of Lichtenau was merged into which the exclave of the Elisenhof community was also incorporated. The offices of Atteln and Lichtenau were dissolved; their legal successor is the new city of Lichtenau.

Section 31 City of Warburg

The officially free city of Warburg , the municipality of Daseburg (Amt Borgentreich) and the municipalities of the Office Warburg-Land , namely Bonenburg , Calenberg , Dalheim , Dössel , Germete , Herlinghausen , Hohenwepel , Menne , Nörde , Ossendorf , Rimbeck , Scherfede , Welda and Wormeln , were merged to form a new city of Warburg . The Warburg-Land office was dissolved; his legal successor is the new town of Warburg.

Section 32 City of Willebadessen

The eleven municipalities of the Peckelsheim office , namely the city of Peckelsheim and the municipalities of Borlinghausen , Eissen , Engar , Fölsen , Helmern , Ikenhausen , Löwen , Niesen , Schweckhausen and Willegassen and the city of Willebadessen and the municipality of Altenheerse from the Dringenberg-Gehrden office became the new one City of Willebadessen merged. The offices of Dringenberg-Gehrden and Peckelsheim were dissolved; their legal successor is the new city of Willebadessen.

Section 33 City of Brakel

The town of Gehrden and the communities of Auenhausen , Frohnhausen , Hampenhausen and Siddessen were incorporated into the town of Brakel from the Dringenberg-Gehrden office.

§ 34 City of Bad Driburg

The town of Dringenberg and the communities of Kühlsen and Neuenheerse were incorporated into the town of Bad Driburg from the Dringenberg-Gehrden office.

Section 35 City of Borgentreich

Twelve of the thirteen municipalities of the Borgentreich office , namely the cities of Borgentreich and Borgholz and the municipalities of Bühne , Drankhausen , Großeneder , Körbecke , Lütgeneder , Manrode , Muddenhagen , Natingen , Natzungen and Rösebeck were merged to form a new city of Borgentreich . The Borgentreich office was dissolved; The legal successor is the new town of Borgentreich.

Section II. Area changes in the area of ​​the circles

Section 36 Hochsauerlandkreis

The Arnsberg , Brilon and Meschede districts were dissolved. A new Hochsauerlandkreis with the seat of the district administration in Meschede was formed from twelve cities and municipalities , which is the legal successor to the three dissolved districts.

Section 37 Märkischer Kreis

The Iserlohn and Lüdenscheid districts were dissolved. A new Märkischer Kreis with the seat of the district administration in Lüdenscheid was formed from 15 towns and communities, including the previously independent town of Iserlohn, which is the legal successor to the two dissolved districts.

Section 38 District of Siegen

The districts of Siegen and Wittgenstein were dissolved. A new district of Siegen (now Siegen-Wittgenstein ) with the seat of the district administration in Siegen was formed from eleven cities and municipalities and is the legal successor of the two dissolved districts.

Section 39 Paderborn district

The Büren and Paderborn districts were dissolved. A new Paderborn district was formed from ten cities and municipalities , the legal successor to the two dissolved districts.

Section 40 Höxter district

The districts of Warburg and Höxter were dissolved. A new district of Höxter was formed from ten cities and municipalities , the legal successor of the two dissolved districts.

III. Section. Court organization

Section 41 Ordinary jurisdiction

The newly formed communities were assigned to the district courts of Arnsberg , Bad Berleburg , Brilon , Delbrück , Iserlohn , Marsberg , Medebach , Menden (Sauerland) , Meschede , Paderborn , Schmallenberg , Siegen and Warburg . The Neheim-Hüsten district court was repealed on January 1, 1975, the Salzkotten district court on July 1, 1975 and the Burbach and Hilchenbach district courts on July 1, 1976.

Section 42 Administrative jurisdiction

The newly formed districts were assigned to the administrative courts of Arnsberg and Minden .

IV. Section. Final provisions

Section 43 Special regulations for Iserlohn and Siegen

The cities of Iserlohn and Siegen, which lost their district freedom (Iserlohn) or had already lost them (Siegen), were temporarily given a special status until the functional reform, through which large parts of the tasks of an independent city were assigned to them.

Section 44 Official title of Mayor and City Director

The senior city directors in office for the cities of Iserlohn and Siegen temporarily retained this designation despite the loss of district freedom; at the same time, the council presidents of these cities were temporarily given the title of mayor.

Section 45 Territorial Change Contracts

The corresponding area change agreements and regulatory provisions on the occasion of the area changes have been Partly with changes, confirmed.

Section 46 Entry into force

The law came into force on January 1, 1975, the regulations in Section 43 (1) to (3) on the provisional legal status of the cities of Iserlohn and Siegen on November 20, 1974.

Legislative process

On May 22, 1974, the state government introduced a bill to reorganize the municipalities and districts of the Sauerland / Paderborn area into the state parliament, which it amended on August 30, 1974, as announced, to include provisions on the organization of courts and the territorial change agreements. The draft law essentially differed from the law passed later in that, according to the state government's ideas, the Olpe district should also be included in the merger of the Siegen and Wittgenstein districts. Furthermore, instead of the current districts of Höxter and Paderborn, only a large district of Paderborn was planned. For the area of ​​what is now the city of Iserlohn, the draft law provided for two independent cities, Iserlohn and Letmathe. Finally, the reclassification of the entire Hasperbach valley from Ennepetal to the city of Hagen was planned. The state parliament discussed the draft law on June 12, 1974 in the first reading and, after a brief debate, referred it to the committee responsible for administrative reform. For the second reading, the committee largely recommended that the state parliament accept the draft. The later decided changes compared to the original draft law are based on this opinion of the state parliament committee. The committee rejected the proposals of the SPD to incorporate the community of Breckerfeld to Hagen, the city of Hemer to Iserlohn and the city of Freudenberg to Siegen and to include the city of Schmallenberg in the Olpe district, as well as the proposals of the CDU to merge Bad Lippspringe and Schlangen to incorporate the city of Plettenberg into the Olpe district.

The state parliament adopted this recommendation for a resolution on September 25, 1974 and referred the proposal back to the committee. All amendments were rejected or withdrawn at this second reading. The applications were rejected

  • Allocation of the district Hasperbach of the city of Ennepetal to the city of Hagen according to the government bill
  • The Priorei and Rummenohl localities remain near the city of Breckerfeld
  • Merger of the municipalities of Bad Lippspringe and Schlangen into one municipality of Bad Lippspringe
  • Removal of the communities of Bonenburg, Rimbeck and Scherfede from the new town of Warburg and formation of a community of Scherfede
  • Amalgamation of the municipalities of the Dringenberg-Gehrden office (with the exception of the four most easterly) to form a city of Willebadessen and the municipalities of the Peckelsheim office to form a Peckelsheim city instead of the planned formation of the city of Willebadessen, including the Peckelsheim office and the incorporation of the northern Dringenberg-Gehrden office to the cities of Brakel and Bad Driburg
  • Assignment of the city of Marsberg to the Paderborn district
  • Allocation of the city of Plettenberg to the district of Olpe
  • Allocation of the city of Geseke to the Paderborn district

The applications were withdrawn

  • Inclusion of the district of Olpe in the district of Siegen, formation of a greater district of Paderborn from the districts of Büren, Höxter, Paderborn and Warburg
  • Formation of a great district of Paderborn from the districts of Büren, Höxter, Paderborn and Warburg
  • Naming of the district formed from the districts of Höxter and Warburg as the district of Brakel with its seat in Brakel

The renewed discussion of the committee and the third reading on September 27, 1974 resulted in no further changes. Once again, all the amendments were rejected, namely

  • Incorporation of Breckerfeld-Höhe into the city of Hagen
  • Formation of a great district of Paderborn
  • Inclusion of the district of Olpe in the district of Siegen and formation of a greater district of Paderborn
  • Naming of the district formed from the districts of Höxter and Warburg as the district of Brakel with its seat in Brakel

The law was drawn up on November 5, 1974 and promulgated on November 19, 1974.

literature

  • The feat. Local regional reform in North Rhine-Westphalia . Düsseldorf, 2005 (publications of the state parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia; vol. 16)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ GV. NRW. P. 1224
  2. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , draft law of the state government. Draft of a law for the reorganization of the districts and municipalities of the reorganization area Sauerland / Paderborn, Landtag-Drucksache No. 7/3880, p. 10, 56
  3. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , draft law of the state government. Supplement to the draft of a law for the reorganization of the communities and districts of the Sauerland / Paderborn area, Landtag printed matter No. 7/3880 Volume 2, p. 4, 298
  4. ↑ Landtag North Rhine-Westphalia , draft of a law for the reorganization of the communities and districts of the reorganization area Sauerland / Paderborn, Landtag-Drucksache 7/3880, Volume 1 and Volume 2
  5. ↑ Landtag North Rhine-Westphalia , plenary protocol No. 7/105, pp. 4289-4302
  6. ↑ Landtag North Rhine-Westphalia , report of the committee for administrative reform on the 2nd reading of the draft of a law for the reorganization of the municipalities and districts of the reorganization area Sauerland / Paderborn (Sauerland / Paderborn law), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4191
  7. ↑ Landtag North Rhine-Westphalia , Plenary Protocol No. 7/110, pp. 4531–4559
  8. ↑ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by Members Toetemeyer, Dr. Haak, van Nes Ziegler, Nolzen, Krupp, Hans Schwier and Grätz (SPD), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4212
  9. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the MPs Dr. Schwefer, Schlottmann, Dr. Pohlmeier, Maas, Mertens, Johannes Wilde, Hoberg, Scholz, Bost, Schmitz, Kühltau (CDU), Prof. Dr. Lauber, Walter Schwier, Jürgens, Röhrig and Else Warnke (SPD), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4213
  10. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by MPs Köhler, Spellerberg, Dr. Pohlmeier, Dr. Worms, Ullrich, Kaptain, Pieper, Ostrop, Sellmann, Evertz and Völker (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4214
  11. ↑ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by MPs Schwarze, Denks, Grätz, Prof. Dr. Lauber, Trabalski, Pohlmann, Krupp, Heinrichs, Röhrig, Pauly, Strathmann, Klaer, Dr. Engelhardt, Frohne, Urban, Nolzen, Toetemeyer, Sinncker, Chmill, Ziegenfuß and Netta (SPD), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4215
  12. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the MPs Dr. Pohlmeier, Köhler, Schaa, Hillebrand, Pürsten, Mertens, Schulte-Stapen, Spellerberg, Schlüter, Giesen and Bost (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4216
  13. ↑ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by MPs Schwarze, Denks, Grätz, Prof. Dr. Lauber, Trabalski, Winkels, Pohlmann, Walter Schwier, Röhrig, Pauly, Schwickert, Pohle, Denzer, Ey, Strathmann, Klaer, Dr. Dr. Neuberger and Dr. Engelhard (SPD), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4217
  14. ^ Amendment by the MPs Dr. Pohlmeier, Köhler, Schaa, Hillebrand, Mertens, Schulze-Stapen, Pürsten, Schlüter, Giesen and Bost (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4218
  15. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the MPs Dr. Worms, Ullrich, Kaptain, Pieper, Ostrop, Spellerberg, Pürsten, Sellmann, Evertz and Völker (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4221
  16. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the MPs Schwarze, Denks, Hans Schwier, Grätz, Prof. Dr. Lauber, Trabalski, Pohlmann, Schwickert, Pohle, Denzer, Klaer, Dr. Engelhardt, Urban, Nolzen, Gaertner and Trinius (SPD), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4222
  17. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by Members Frey, Brüggemann, Hoberg, Scholz, Brock, Elsbeth Rickers, Dr. Schwefer, Schlottmann, Falke, Riehemann, Jaeger, Schaa, Hillebrand, Maas, Loos, Mertens, Droste, Fellmann, Johannes Wilde, Maria Hölters, Bost, Brinkmann, Wagner, Schütt, Völker, Schwartz, Szymczak, Doris Altewischer, Dr. Nöfer, Schümmer and Techtmeier (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4223
  18. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by MPs Köhler and Dr. Pohlmeier (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4224
  19. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the MPs Schwarze, Denks, Hans Schwier, Grätz, Prof. Dr. Lauber, Trabalski, Winkels, Pohlmann, Walter Schwier, Röhrig, Pauly, Schwickert, Pohle, Denzer, Ey, Strathmann, Klaer, Dr. Engelhardt, Frohne, Nolzen, Gaertner, sinncker and Trinius (SPD), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4225
  20. ↑ Landtag North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the FDP parliamentary group, Landtag printed matter No. 7/4219
  21. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by MPs Köhler, Dr. Pohlmeier, Dr. Schwefer, Margarete Verstegen, Hillebrand and Doris Altewischer (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4220
  22. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the MPs Schwarze, Denks, Prof. Dr. Lauber, Trabalski, Pohlmann, Walter Schwier, Röhrig, Pauly, Trinius, Schwickert, Pohle, Denzer, Ey, Strathmann, Klaer and Dr. Engelhardt (SPD), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4226
  23. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the MPs Spellerberg, Schulze-Stapen, Siekmann, Dr. Pohlmeier, Mertens, Hoberg, Schürgers, Schaa, Bost and Loos (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4227
  24. ↑ Landtag North Rhine-Westphalia , Plenary Protocol No. 7/112, pp. 4631–4639
  25. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the MPs Dr. Antwerpes, Dr. Haak, Dunkel, Nolzen, Grätz, Pohle, Dr. Bergmann, Krupp, Gaertner, Meyer zur Heide, Schwickert, Vitt, Toetemeyer, Hans Reinhardt, Chmill, Pauly, Jürgens, Hans Schwier, Rademaker and Kröhan (SPD), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4242
  26. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by MPs Köhler, Dr. Pohlmeier, Friedrich and Falke (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4243
  27. ↑ Landtag North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the FDP parliamentary group, Landtag printed matter No. 7/4246
  28. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by MPs Schwarze, Trabalski and Röhrig (SPD), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4248
  29. ^ State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia , amendment by the MPs Spellerberg, Dr. Pohlmeier and Schürgers (CDU), Landtag printed matter No. 7/4249

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