Budesti residents protest with pitchforks against a leisure complex on six hectares
Dozens of Budesti residents demand that work stop on a six-hectare plot where a leisure complex is planned.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
The lease brings the commune 53,000 lei a year for the six hectares. Mayor Nina Costiuc asked for a week to discuss the matter with residents and show them the documents. It is not yet decided whether the work will be stopped.
What happened
Dozens of residents of Budesti, a commune on the outskirts of Chisinau, protested with pitchforks at the local council during a session. They oppose leasing a six-hectare plot in the village centre, where the investor plans a restaurant, cabins and paths for hang gliders. Local councillor Grigore Brailita, whose company is reported as the lease beneficiary, declined to comment.
In short
- The lease contract was approved last year, with an annual fee of 53,000 lei, about 2,600 euros.
- Residents say the plot was a communal pasture and its loss threatens their livestock.
- Protesters demand an immediate halt to construction and a review of the land use after a new General Urban Plan is approved.
- Mayor Nina Costiuc promised the file would be analysed together with the community.
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