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"We Will Not Change Our minds." Špindlerův Mlýn Does Not Want to Cancel the Agreement that Will Allow the Tykačs' Swimming Pool to Be Legalized

Summary by Deník N
When Deník N revealed that the family of billionaire Pavel Tykač had built a swimming pool at their cottage in the Krkonoše Mountains in violation of binding regulations, the town of Špindlerův Mlýn found itself under pressure. This spring, it accepted a million-shilling donation from the Tykačs on the condition that the building would be legally cleared. However, the councillors did not decide to reject this agreement.
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When Deník N revealed that the family of billionaire Pavel Tykač had built a swimming pool at their cottage in the Krkonoše Mountains in violation of binding regulations, the town of Špindlerův Mlýn found itself under pressure. This spring, it accepted a million-shilling donation from the Tykačs on the condition that the building would be legally cleared. However, the councillors did not decide to reject this agreement.

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Deník N broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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