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Slovakia water infrastructure legislative reform
Overview
Slovak Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Environment Tomáš Taraba has announced a legislative reform intended to accelerate the construction of water infrastructure and improve the maintenance of watercourses.
The proposed amendment to the Water Act aims to resolve issues stemming from fragmented land ownership, specifically regarding land under roads and watercourses. This fragmentation currently obstructs the development of sewage and water supply systems. Under the reform, state water managers would be permitted to apply an easement on land for infrastructure projects, placing these developments under a regulatory framework similar to those used for transport or energy constructions.
Local government representatives from the Terchová and Rajec valleys have expressed support for the initiative. The amendment is expected to be submitted for government deliberation shortly.
Entities
Slovakia · National Council of the Slovak Republic · Slovak Water Management Enterprise · Czech Republic · Tomáš Taraba
Timeline
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23 days ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesSlovakia to reform water infrastructure legislationSlovak Minister Tomáš Taraba announced a legislative reform to accelerate water infrastructure construction by simplifying land use rights for water supply and sewage projects.
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Sources
obecne-noviny.sk · rebeca.sk · regiony.zoznam.sk