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In the case of Nevrivy, the city’s audit office will now be activated.
DONAUSTADT. The Vienna ÖVP has drawn up a corresponding request for evidence in the current investigations against the president of the Donaustädter district, Ernst Nevrivy (SPÖ). Research focus: “Real estate transactions and business relations of the city of Vienna with reference points to companies of the ‘Wienwert Group’ or their representatives”.
Ernst Nevrivy is suspected of corruption, contributing to breach of trust, accepting benefits to influence and violating official secrecy. His lawyer Volkert Sackmann denies the allegations. The district president is said to have given Wienwert’s former boss, Stefan Gruze, secret information about a property. Gruze later sold this for a higher price.
ÖVP wants clarity
In view of the allegations, the Vienna ÖVP wants to shed more light on the relationship between the city and the Wienwert Group. It is also noted that Wienwert had its own advisory council, “which was made up of former officials and politicians from around the SPÖ Vienna.” The ÖVP also notes that real estate can gain value through reallocation. So if you know about reassignments in advance, you could get rich.
“The city audit office should, in general, all administrative acts, relationships, benchmarks and interactions, such as discussions, negotiations, the municipality of Vienna (…) with Wienwert AG, Wienwert Holding AG or their subsidiaries and / or sister companies or their project companies or. in general of the ‘Wienwert Group’ (…) or their representatives – not only but specifically with regard to real estate transactions, zoning procedures, financial transactions – subject to a audit according to the standards of numerical precision, correctness, economy, economy and convenience ”, see above the ÖVP demand.
The ÖVP wants to investigate whether the land that belongs to the community has been sold or bought by the aforementioned. The city’s audit office is also supposed to examine the zoning affecting Wienwert. In addition, the ÖVP wants to know if the company’s bonds have been subscribed by the city or its companies. To do this, it is also advisable to check whether there are currently claims against the company.
“We commissioned the Court of Auditors to carry out an audit of real estate transactions and commercial relations between the city and Wienwert. Unfortunately, the city is completely opaque here: the commercial relations between Wienwert and the city of Vienna are carried out in secrecy, “says ÖVP Markus Wölbitsch, president of the club, adding:” Mayor Ludwig has not commented so far. All business relationships and property transactions between the city and Wienwert must now be disclosed to the city’s audit office. “.
