Government wants to revive abandoned buildings and neglected sites
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The government will discuss a new strategy on Monday concerning the renewal and use of neglected, unused, or abandoned land and buildings. This document is intended to help transform places that no one uses today and give them a new function for people.
Neglected buildings and empty plots are a major problem in many Czech towns and in the countryside. Besides looking unsightly, they can also reduce the quality of life in the surrounding area. The strategy therefore envisages that such locations will be addressed systematically, and not just individually.
It is not yet clear exactly what the new strategy will look like in practice or how much money the government will allocate to it. Details of specific measures should be published after the government meeting.
If the government approves the strategy, it will be most significant for towns and municipalities that have abandoned properties within their territory. The public will be able to follow how the plan develops further.
Sources: archiweb.cz
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