A reader wrote in an email to the editorial office:
Is it possible to determine who is responsible for managing the Orlik on Dolne Młyny? The problem is that it gets dark fairly quickly now, and unfortunately it is impossible to get anyone to turn on the lights. Information from the supervisor: “There are no more EU subsidies, and the lights will not be turned on.”
Is this okay? Perhaps someone above the supervisor, such as the administrator, could do something about it?
He added:
We have a pitch reserved in the evening once a week. We have families with whom we want to spend time during the day, but in the evening, when we have a little free time, we would like to meet up with friends, play a good match and use what was ultimately built for playing football.
– According to the information provided by the facility’s animator, there is no problem with the lighting at the Orlik on Dolne Młyny Street – portal istotne.pl Cezariusz Rudyk, head of the Powiatowe Centrum Edukacji i Kształcenia Kadr in Bolesławiec, assures us. – In accordance with regulations, the facility, as an educational unit, cannot be open later than 9:00 p.m. After that time, we cannot illuminate the Orlik.
As the director of PCEiKK points out, recently there was not even a need to turn on the artificial lighting, so the Orlik’s animator did not do so. (The exceptions to this rule were situations when it was raining.)
– Together with the director of II LO, we did one thing for people: there is a lamp by one of the goals that stays on all night, so if someone wants to play football after midnight, they also have that option – C. Rudyk adds.