In Pullach, resistance is mounting against the local government's plans to construct a kindergarten on the property located at Kreuzeckstraße 21. Council factions from the CSU, FDP, and "Wir in Pullach" (WIP) have united in calling for an immediate halt to the planning of the project, which they argue is inadequately justified. They believe that the community's assessment of the need and capacity for such a facility is fundamentally flawed, and the current plan does not align with the community's childcare needs.

Instead of moving forward with the Kreuzeckstraße project, these factions are advocating for the replacement of the existing temporary kindergarten, known as the "Mäuseburg," which is housed in a container and an old police building on Margarethenstraße. They stress that this facility, which has been in place for 15 years, needs urgent attention and should be upgraded to meet modern standards for childcare. The call for a stop to the new plans indicates the importance the council members place on addressing current facilities before embarking on new projects.

This situation highlights the ongoing dialogue within the Pullach community regarding childcare infrastructure and development priorities. The resistance from multiple political factions suggests a significant level of public concern about how local resources are allocated, particularly for childcare, reflecting broader issues faced by many municipalities in ensuring adequate facilities for young families. As discussions continue, it remains to be seen how the local government will respond to these calls for change.