Pending Decision Regarding the Implementation of this Regulation by the Commission
In light of the heightened forest fire risk, the city of Neuss, Germany, has announced a ban on the use of municipal barbecue areas at Jröne Meerke, Südpark, and the racetrack grounds. This prohibition is effective until August 31, 2022, and may be extended based on weather developments.
The German Weather Service has increased the forest fire danger index for Neuss, prompting the city to take preventive measures to reduce the chance of fire outbreaks caused by barbecues. The decision to close these areas is aimed at protecting forests and natural areas from potential fire hazards linked to open flames and embers from barbecuing.
Reservations made for the barbecue areas during this period will be cancelled, and any fees paid for the cancelled reservations will be fully refunded by the city of Neuss.
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This ban is not related to any advertisements or promotions. The city of Neuss encourages residents and visitors to follow safety guidelines during this high-risk period and remain vigilant to ensure public safety.
The city's actions reflect concerns about the increased forest fire danger and are intended as a safety measure to prevent fires during this high-risk period until the end of August 2022.
The German Weather Service's increased forest fire danger index for Neuss has led to an emphasis on environmental-science, specifically focusing on preventing forest fires. This has resulted in the city implementing a ban on barbecues at certain areas until August 31, 2022, in attempt to mitigate the risks posed by such activities during adverse weather conditions.
