Residents of Budesti protest a leisure complex on leased pasture
Residents of Budesti near Chisinau protest a planned entertainment complex on six hectares of pasture leased for 53,000 lei a year.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
Residents want the work stopped, the lease not renewed, and the land returned to its old use after the general urban plan is approved. The mayor asked for one week to study the situation and said the town hall is ready to meet them again. No date has been set for a decision, and the lease is still in force.
What happened
Dozens of residents of Budesti, a village near Chisinau, asked the local council to review the decision to lease six hectares of pasture. The land is to host a restaurant, gazebos, guest houses and areas for hang gliders. The tenant, local councillor Grigore Brailitse of the MAN party, was absent from the meeting and declined to comment.
In short
- The company pays 53,000 lei a year, just over 2,600 euros, for the leased land.
- One resident keeps 50 sheep and says he was told to sell them and tear down his shed.
- Mayor Nina Costiuc asked residents to give local authorities one week to study the case.
- Journalists from the TV8 project Cutia Neagra+ plan to examine the basis on which the land was leased.
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