Aarau residents’ council elections
Michael Schönbächler (GLP) demands goodwill from the city for private infrastructure initiatives
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On November 28th, Aarau elects 50 residents’ councils. The AZ introduces some previous and new members of all parties with a questionnaire interview. Today: Michael Schönbächler, Green Liberals.
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Michael Schönbächler (32) wants to move into the Aarau residents’ council.
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Michael Schönbächler (32, GLP, new) lives in the old town. He works as a software developer at Well Gesundheit AG. He spends his free time on the wakeboard, snowboard or producing videos.
What would you spend less tax money on and what more would you spend?
Education is the basis for a self-determined life. This also benefits society as a whole. Nowadays, for example, it is important to be able to classify information correctly; this requires a good general education and media skills. Therefore, more should be spent on education in the future.
Which traffic problem urgently needs to be solved and what do you propose as a solution?
Free the old town from bus traffic in the evening. At off-peak times, buses could go via Graben – Laurenzenvorstadt – Tellirain or Tellirain – Feerstrasse.
Which infrastructure does Aarau absolutely need?
With the Rolling Rock, the leisure workshop and the processor, noteworthy offers have already emerged. Other private initiatives are to be promoted, for example, through discounted room offers. Last but not least, the city of Aarau also needs openness and goodwill.
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