Stadtwerke Dachau

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Stadtwerke Dachau

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legal form Own operation according to Art. 88 BayGO
founding 02/03/1897
Seat Dachau , Germany
management Robert Haimerl
Number of employees 213 (December 2018)
sales 65 million euros (2018)
Branch Utility and service companies
Website www.stadtwerke-dachau.de

The Stadtwerke Dachau are a local own establishment ( Art. 88 BayGO) of the district town Dachau .

Brief description

Administration building with depot of the Dachau municipal utilities (photo from Dachau palace gardens)
Administration building with depot of the Dachau municipal utilities (photo from Dachau palace gardens)

The municipal utilities consist of the following branches (branches of operations):

  • Electricity,
  • Natural gas,
  • Telecommunications,
  • Water and sewage,
  • Traffic,
  • Swimming pools
  • and parking garages.

The telecommunications division is managed in its own legal form as Dachau CityCom (DCC) GmbH.

Stadtwerke Dachau see themselves as the leading regional supply company in the city and district of Dachau. In 2018, as of December 31, 2018, the Dachau municipal utilities achieved an annual turnover of almost 65 million euros with an average of 213 employees in the various branches / divisions with an annual loss of almost 1.6 million euros with a balance sheet total of approx. 113 million euros. Euro.

Company history

On April 1, 1939, the Günding electricity works with pumping station and waterworks were merged in accordance with the Ordinance on Own Operation of November 21, 1938 to form the Dachau municipal works as an independent operation of the city of Dachau, which still exists today.

Title page memorial book of the Electricity Works Dachau (today Günding) on ​​the occasion of the commissioning celebrations on December 4, 1897
Title page memorial book of the Electricity Works Dachau (today Günding) on ​​the occasion of the commissioning celebrations on December 4, 1897

The Günding power station went into operation on December 4, 1897. It was built and operated by Elektrizitätswerke Dachau GmbH, which, through the mediation of Oskar von Miller, was managed by the Dachau citizens Thomas Schwarz (innkeeper), Franz Mondrion (book printer owner - publisher Amperbote), Anton Heidenberger (master locksmith), Thomas Schillinger (master sheep maker), Johann Mergenhagen (master turner) and Otto Christoph (master plumber) was founded on February 3, 1897.

On August 3, 1905, the Dachau market took over Elektrizitätswerke Dachau GmbH in municipal ownership and expanded the Günding power station to include a pumping station in order to ensure and guarantee the water supply for the Dachau market and to significantly improve the water quality. Up to this point in time, the water and extinguishing water supply for the Dachau market was ensured by the state Brunnhaus, located in the area of ​​today's Brunngartenstrasse (today's headquarters of the Dachau municipal utility), by drawing water from the Amper and backwaters. The commissioning of the pumping station at the Günding power station with a central water supply for the Dachau market took place in 1910.

Inner organization

As a municipal company , the Dachau public works form a special fund within the regional authority of the large district town of Dachau . The in-house operation is represented by the plant management. Currently, a plant manager Mr. Robert Haimerl and three authorized signatories Christian Stangl (law and administration), Stephan Hany (market and finance) and Jürgen Schmidt (technology) are appointed.

In the case of questions of fundamental importance, the works committee or city council of the city of Dachau decides in accordance with the regulations of the company statutes.

The works committee is made up of 14 representatives of the groups and parliamentary groups represented in the Dachau city council. The mayor of the large district town of Dachau, currently Mr. Florian Hartmann (SPD), chairs the works committee .

Branches and divisions

electricity

power grid

The Stadtwerke Dachau as a distribution network operator (VNB) operate the power supply network in the area of ​​the city of Dachau with approx. 31.57 km², in Bergkirchen with approx. 1.47 km², in Feldgeding with approx. 0.008 km², in Karlsfeld with approx. 0.034 km² and in Obergrashof with approx. 0.014 km². In the concession areas of the city of Dachau, Günding (sub-area of ​​the Bergkirchen municipality) and Am Tiefen Graben (sub-area of ​​the municipality of Karlsfeld), they have been identified as a basic supplier with effect from 1 July 2015 in accordance with Section 36 (1) EnWG .

Electricity distribution

In the field of electricity sales, Stadtwerke Dachau sold 111,382 MWh of electricity in its own network and 55,375 MWh of electricity in the external network.

Power generation

In the area of ​​electricity generation, around 55,475 MWh of electricity were generated in 2015 in self-operated plants ( hydropower plants , micro-gas turbines, sewage treatment plants, combined heat and power plants , high-end diesel and photovoltaics ) and through investments. This means that the company's own generation accounts for 32.8 percent.

natural gas

The history of the gas supply in Dachau goes back to 1917. As early as 1907, the Dachau market reached expressions of interest from companies to take over the gas supply in the Dachau market. In a letter dated May 8, 1917, the director of the Pasing gasworks also submitted an offer to supply the Dachau market with gas and to set up a gas distribution network. On June 8, 1917, the magistrate decided to build the gas pipeline to Dachau by the Pasing gasworks in the town of Pasing, which was independent at the time. Due to the competitive situation with the gas works of the state capital Munich and the outbreak of the First World War, however, the work did not start and be carried out.

It was not until 1924 that the town of Pasing informed Dachau's municipal council that, after a stable currency had entered the market and despite the difficult situation on the money market, they would be ready to start building the gas supply network and starting the gas supply. The construction and start of the gas supply was agreed with slight modifications to the gas supply contract that had already been signed in 1917. Between July and November 1925, the gas network was built to supply the market town with gas. At the end of November 1925, the Dachau municipal council asked the Pasing gas works when the gas supply to the Dachau market could now be expected. The start of the gas supply took place at the end of 1925 in the Dachau market.

After the signing of the incorporation agreement between the state capital of Munich and the city of Pasing on January 5, 1938 and the incorporation of the Pasing gas works into the Munich gas works, Dachau's gas supply was now taken over by the Munich gas works.

In 1956, the Munich gas works came to the city of Dachau and requested an amendment to the gas supply contract of April 20, 1918, which was slightly modified in 1924, which was also granted. With the gas supply contract dated November 29, 1982, the gas supply to the city of Dachau by Stadtwerke München was placed on a new contractual basis from January 1, 1983. The new gas supply contract could not be terminated before December 31, 2002 at the earliest.

After the liberalization of the energy market, the city of Dachau made use of this right of termination and tendered the concession agreement and thus the takeover of the gas supply network. The Stadtwerke Dachau then submitted an offer. The local gas supply network was taken over on January 1, 2003 by the Dachau municipal utilities. This was followed by years of legal dispute between Stadtwerke Dachau and Stadtwerke München about the final takeover fee, which was settled on March 2, 2011.

Stadtwerke Dachau has been operating the gas supply network in the area of ​​the city of Dachau with approx. 35.06 km² and in Bergkirchen with 0.09 km² since January 1st, 2003 as distribution network operator (VNB). In the concession areas City of Dachau, GADA (sub-area Bergkirchen municipality) and sub-area Dachau-Süd B471 (sub-area Bergkirchen municipality), they act as a basic supplier in accordance with Section 36 (1) EnWG as an established basic supplier .

water

The water supply is organized under public law (sovereign) through statutes as a municipal facility with connection and use compulsory / connection and use right as well as contributions and fees.

The supply is 100 percent ensured by our own wells. There are three wells in the Günding-Feldgeding area. The pumped water is treated in a water treatment plant located there and pumped to an elevated tank, which is also located in the municipality of Günding. From this elevated tank, which is located approximately at the height of the eaves of the Dachau Castle, the supply area of ​​the Dachau municipal utilities is supplied with water.

In 2015 tariff customers were supplied with 2,212,000 m³ and special customers with 182,000 m³ in the city area. The city of Dachau used 43,000 m³ of water for its own facilities and 45,000 m³ of water were supplied to other municipalities. With a total of 2,620,000 m³ of water extracted / conveyed and an amount of 2,519,000 m³ of water for sale, this leads to a loss of 101,000 m³ of water (loss rate 3.85 percent).

sewage

The wastewater disposal is also organized under public law (sovereign) through statutes as a municipal facility with connection and use compulsory / connection and use right as well as contributions and fees.

The sewage treatment plant is located in the area of ​​Alte Römerstrasse near the municipal boundary between the city of Dachau and Hebertshausen.

In 2015, an annual amount of waste water of 2,125,000 m³ was taken from tariff customers and 180,000 m³ from special customers in the urban area and disposed of. Other municipalities supplied an annual amount of waste water of 1,166,000 m³. With an annual waste water volume of 5,824,000 m³ in total and an invoiced amount of 3,505,000 m³ waste water, this results in an extraneous water share of 32 percent.

Infrastructure

Stadtwerke Dachau and its subsidiary DCC Dachau CityCom GmbH, in which they have a 50 percent stake in addition to Komro GmbH Rosenheim, operate a company for the expansion of broadband supply (fiber optic network) in Dachau and the surrounding area to provide supply services in the areas of Internet, telephone, Television and radio.

The annual report of DCC Dachau CityCom GmbH for the year 2015 as of September 30, 2015 shows a balance sheet total of around € 1.5 million. In the annual financial statements for the 2015 financial year, total sales of € 701,000 are stated.

The fiber optic network that has been expanded to date essentially comprises the districts of Altstadt / Udlding, Dachau East and the Dachau East and Dachau South industrial area. A major expansion for the districts of Dachau Süd, Mitterndorf and the Etzenhausen area and Augustenfeld is planned and planned for 2017.

Swimming pools

Stadtwerke Dachau operates the Dachau indoor pool, which also has a sauna, and the Dachau family pool as an outdoor pool.

Transport company

The public transport company of Stadtwerke Dachau supplies the population in the area of ​​local public transport with its bus routes. The Stadtwerke Dachau has been serving the following city bus lines since December 11, 2016:

  • Line 716: Dachau, train station - Watzmannstraße - Schulzentrum - Dachau, train station
  • Line 717: Dachau, Bf - Moosstraße
  • Line 718: Dachau, train station - Am Rennplatz - Stadtweiher - Dachau, train station
  • Line 719: Dachau, train station - Festwiese - Rathaus - Dachau, train station
  • Line 720: Dachau, Bf - Rathaus - Dachau Ost - Dachau, Bf
  • Line 722: Dachau, Bf - Dachau Ost - Rathaus - Dachau, Bf
  • Line 726: Dachau, Bf - concentration camp memorial - Saubach settlement
  • Line 744: Dachau, train station - herb garden

Parking garages

The multi-storey car parks in the old town of Dachau and on the Unteren Markt in Münchener Strasse in Dachau are operated and managed by the Dachau municipal utilities. The parking garages were transferred from the city of Dachau to the Stadtwerke Dachau in 1994 and 2000.

Parking garage Altstadt

The Altstadt parking garage has a total of 122 parking spaces. In 2015, 22,540 short-term parkers and 72 long-term parkers used the car park in the old town. Turnover revenues of € 91,000 were generated.

Parking garage "Unterer Markt"

The Unterer Markt car park has a total of 244 parking spaces. In 2015, 9,298 short-term parkers and 196 long-term parkers used the car park. Sales of € 127,000 were generated.

Bicycle parking garage at Dachau station

In September 2015, the building committee of the Dachau City Council decided to build a two-story bicycle parking garage for around 1,200 bicycles. The building is to contain a public toilet suitable for the handicapped and to be video-monitored as a whole. The location is on the east side of the Dachau train station with three access routes per floor.

Construction started in September 2016 and completion was announced for June 2017. Completion has been delayed so far because contaminated sites in particular were found on the building site. Completion was planned for November 2017. The bicycle parking garage was officially opened on December 14, 2017.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Homepage Dachau CityCom About us. (No longer available online.) Dachau CityCom GmbH, archived from the original on April 27, 2017 ; Retrieved April 26, 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. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.dachau-citycom.de
  2. ^ Stadtwerke Dachau Annual Report 2018. Personnel. In: Stadtwerke Dachau. Stadtwerke Dachau, December 31, 2018, p. 16 , accessed on August 29, 2020 .
  3. ^ Stadtwerke Dachau Annual Report 2018. Profit and Loss Account. In: Stadtwerke Dachau. Stadtwerke Dachau, December 31, 2018, p. 22 , accessed April 26, 2017 .
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  5. ^ Stadtwerke Dachau Annual Report 2018. Balance of Stadtwerke Dachau as of December 31, 2018 . In: Stadtwerke Dachau. Stadtwerke Dachau, December 31, 2018, p. 21 , accessed on August 29, 2020 .
  6. ^ A b Christian Stangl: Anniversary: ​​120 years of Stadtwerke Dachau . In: Amperland . October 1, 2017, ISSN  0003-1992 , p. 311-314 .
  7. ^ Elektrizitätswerk Dachau GmbH (Ed.): Gedenkbuch Elektrizitätswerk-Dachau . Dachau December 4th 1897.
  8. ^ A b Articles of Association of Elektrizitätswerke Dachau GmbH dated February 3, 1897
  9. ↑ Notary contract for the takeover of the company shares in Elektrizitätswerke Dachau GmbH by Markt Dachau from August 3, 1905
  10. ↑ Drilling test well 62 meters deep with water analysis
  11. ^ City of Dachau (ed.): Water supply Dachau - commemorative publication on the occasion of the inauguration of a water supply system . Dachau July 4th 1980, p. 13-15 .
  12. ↑ Press release Stadtwerke Dachau on the restructuring of the company management. In: https://www.stadtwerke-dachau.de/presse-informationen/umbau-der-unternehmensleitung.html . Stadtwerke Dachau, November 11, 2019, accessed on August 29, 2020 .
  13. ^ City of Dachau Own company statutes, Stadtwerke Dachau. In: City of Dachau. City of Dachau, December 8, 2013, accessed April 26, 2017 .
  14. ↑ Works Committee . Dachau. Retrieved November 4, 2019.
  15. ^ Stadtwerke Dachau supply area 2015. Map supply area. In: Stadtwerke Dachau. Stadtwerke Dachau, December 31, 2015, accessed on April 26, 2017 .
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  18. ↑ Dachau City Archives Gas Supply Dachau 1917-1938 Subject 43/39
  19. ↑ Dachau City Archives Gas Supply Dachau 1917-1938 Subject 43/39
  20. ↑ Dachau City Archives Gas Supply Dachau 1917-1938 Subject 43/39
  21. ↑ Dachau City Archives Gas Supply Dachau 1917-1938 Subject 43/39
  22. ↑ City Archives Dachau specialist 862-1, gas supply from 1956 to 1983, writing 20/02/1956
  23. ^ Stadtwerke Dachau gas supply area map 2015. In: Stadtwerke Dachau. Stadtwerke Dachau, December 31, 2015, accessed on April 26, 2017 .
  24. ↑ a b Art. 21 BayGO. August 22, 1998. Retrieved May 14, 2017 .
  25. ↑ City of Dachau: Statute for the public water supply system of the large district town of Dachau (water delivery statute - WAS). City of Dachau, August 5, 2014, accessed on May 14, 2017 .
  26. ^ City of Dachau: Contribution and fee statute for the water tax statute (BGS / WAS). City of Dachau, August 5, 2014, accessed on May 14, 2017 .
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  31. ↑ a b DCC Dachau CityCom GmbH, annual financial statements for the financial year from October 1, 2014 to September 30, 2015, published in the Federal Gazette, accessed on June 25, 2017
  32. ↑ a b fiber optic development. (No longer available online.) DCC Dachau CityCom GmbH, June 25, 2017, formerly in the original ; Retrieved June 25, 2017 .  ( 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.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.dachau-citycom.de  
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  35. ^ Stadtwerke Dachau Annual Report 2015. Parking garages. In: Stadtwerke Dachau. Stadtwerke Dachau, September 21, 2016, p. 12 , accessed on May 14, 2017 .
  36. ^ Stadtwerke Dachau Annual Report 2015. Parking garages. In: Stadtwerke Dachau. Stadtwerke Dachau, September 21, 2016, p. 12 , accessed on May 14, 2017 .
  37. ↑ Viktoria Großmann Dachau: Parking garage for 1200 bicycles . In: sueddeutsche.de . September 30, 2015, ISSN  0174-4917 ( sueddeutsche.de [accessed October 29, 2017]).
  38. ^ City of Dachau: Bike & Ride facility. Retrieved October 29, 2017 .
  39. ↑ For a good feeling . In: https://www.merkur.de . December 14, 2017 ( merkur.de [accessed December 15, 2017]).

Coordinates: 48 ° 15 ′ 22.2 ″  N , 11 ° 26 ′ 1 ″  E