Remarks on the plan for Hotel Jugoslavija - public inspection
In the period from 15.04. until 20.05.2024. you can send comments on the plan for Hotel Yugoslavia, which is open for public inspection in the same period. It is necessary to precisely title the subject of public inspection, the name of which is - Detailed regulation plan of block 11 and part of block 10, Municipalities of Zemun and Novi Beograd.
We have already written about the importance of Hotel Yugoslavia, its historical and cultural heritage, as well as the importance of preserving the coastline as public land and space for recreation and socialization, when the plan appeared on early public inspection.
This time we won't owe much, but we are sharing remarks with you that you can send by mail by the end of the day on Monday 20.05. Or take it in person to the secretariat of the Secretariat for Urban Planning and Construction Affairs until the end of their working hours.
They are found on the following links Remark 1 (public green areas), Remark 2 (demolition of the hotel) i Remark 3 (tall objects), which we have compiled and which you can use and sign if you agree with them, or some of their parts. As before, you can delete and add parts of the text that you think are important.
We suggest that you feel free to add remarks and in your own words, why you think this plan should or should not be implemented and how it will affect, first of all, the community and public green areas.
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