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Alderman Dr. Eckart Lensch: Income and transfers

Dr. Eckart Lensch headed Department IV until 30.6.2025. The following table shows Eckart Lensch's average taxable monthly income as an alderman in 2024. Dr. Eckart Lensch's successor as Alderman, Department IV, is Jana Schmöller.

Salary

The remuneration and classification of the mayor and deputy mayors is regulated by the state ordinance on the remuneration and expense allowances of full-time municipal elected officials (Kommunal-Besoldungsverordnung).

The deputy mayor is classified in salary grade B5. According to the State Remuneration Ordinance, this corresponds to a basic salary of €9,907.46, or €10,107.46 from November onwards.

In addition, the mayor and the deputy mayors receive an expense allowance. This is also specified in the Local Government Remuneration Ordinance.

Deputy Mayor Dr. Eckart Lensch received an expense allowance of €174.86.

Other income

Income from activities in connection with the main office

In the calendar year 2024, the following activities were carried out, which are attributable to the deputy's main office:

Activity
Remuneration/expense
allowance
Meeting allowance
Wohnbau Mainz GmbH, Chairman of the Supervisory Board 500.00 500.00
in.Betrieb gGmbH, Chairman of the Supervisory Board 0.00 0.00
Mainzer Alten- und Wohnheime gGmbH (MAW), Chairman of the Supervisory Board 0.00 30.00
Gesellschaft für psychosoziale Einrichtungen gGmbH (gpe), Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board 0.00 0.00
Total amount to be paid 500.00 530.00

There is a prohibition on accepting activities related to the main office.

All income subject to payment was paid to the city treasury.

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