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Author:
Andreas Baumgartner
from Linz
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The city of Linz put together emergency aid packages for companies in urban properties and bunk operators in the Linz markets.
LINZ. Numerous small and medium-sized businesses as well as one-person companies in the city are currently not generating any sales due to prescribed business closings. Mayor Klaus Luger and Linz Holding Managing Director Christian Schmid announced on Tuesday that they would waive “rent and lease payments from companies rented in urban properties until further notice”. This is intended to temporarily relieve the burden on catering businesses in particular and around 370 commercial premises in GWG buildings. “As soon as it is clear how the federal economic aid and any state aid package will work, we will determine what the city’s final contribution to coping with the crisis will be,” Luger said of the immediate measure.
Berth operators will be waived fees
Vice Mayor Bernhard Baier put together a municipal emergency aid package for the operators of bunks in Linz markets. “Berth operators who have to completely shut down their operations will waive the fees for this time. For entrepreneurs with limited operations there will be a partial waiver of costs, ”said Baier in a press release.
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