Serbia NGOs Condemn Push to Allow Construction on Fire-Damaged Land
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On the last day of August, the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia adopted amendments to the Law on Planning and Construction, in a unified procedure for as many as 59 items on the agenda and without a prior public hearing, the joint organizations Transparency Serbia and RERI announced.
Parliament adopted amendments to the Law on Planning and Construction in a unified procedure for 59 items on the agenda, and according to these organizations, this was done in a non-transparent manner, without explanation and without a public hearing. "Among other things, the adopted amendments provide for the amendment of Article 88 of the existing law, which stipulates that the forest land on which the forest was damaged or destroyed by fire r…
Transparency Serbia and RERI warned today that the amendments to the Law on Planning and Construction, adopted by the National Assembly on Monday, allowed the construction of projects of public interest on forest land damaged or destroyed by fire. The Parliament adopted amendments to the Law on Planning and Construction in a unified procedure by...
"The disputed provision was not in the original text submitted to the Assembly, but was included as an amendment by the Assembly Committee. Everything happened during the fire in Deliblatska peščara" The post TS and RERI: By amending the Law on Construction, the government enabled the construction of buildings "of public interest" on burned forest land appeared first on Autonomija.
Skupština Srbije u ponedeljak je usvojila izmene Zakona o planiranju i izgradnji, kojima je omogućeno da se gradi na šumskom zemljištu na kome je šuma uništena ili oštećena u požaru, upozorile su u zajedničkom saopštenju organizacije Transparentnost Srbija i Regulatorni institut za obnovljivu energiju i životnu sredinu (RERI).
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