The Municipality of Pljevlja will take ownership of the Sports Center "Ada" in Pljevlja, it was agreed at today's meeting of the President and Vice President of the Municipality of Pljevlja Darija Vraneš and Darko Gazdić with the Minister of Finance Novic Vuković and the Director of the Tax Administration of Montenegro Savo Laketić.
The meeting was held at the Ministry of Finance.
This decision is made in order to ensure the long-term stability of that sports facility, as well as to improve the conditions for sports and cultural activities in the city.
"The first step in this process entails the implementation of a comprehensive depreciation assessment, which has not been carried out since 2004. This assessment will give a clear insight into the current value of the building and the necessary investments for its maintenance and future development. After the depreciation assessment is carried out, the Municipality of Pljevlja will assume the obligation to settle the debts of the 'Ada' sports hall. The assessment will be carried out by the Faculty of Economics in Podgorica. This step is an important part of the process of taking over ownership and shows the municipality's willingness to take full responsibility for this significant facility," the statement of the Municipality of Pljevlja states.
Based on these activities, the Municipality, in cooperation with the Government, will complete the legal process of transfer of ownership, which will officially transfer the "Ada" Sports Hall to the ownership of the Municipality of Pljevlja.
"This will enable the Municipality to invest in the necessary reconstructions, modernization and expansion of facilities that will benefit all our citizens, primarily athletes. The transfer of the sports center 'Ada' to the ownership of the Municipality of Pljevlja will provide the possibility of rational management of this sports facility, regular maintenance in the coming period. at the local level and the way of further management within the sports center," the announcement reads.
The Ministry of Finance owns 57,88 percent of the Hall, the Directorate of Public Works owns 25,96 percent, the Municipality of Pljevlja owns 12,89 percent, and others who participated as donors in its construction 3,27 percent.
The "Ada" gymnasium in Pljevlja resumed its work on Friday, after a meeting of local self-government leaders and management found a solution for the continuation of the functioning of this sports building.
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The meeting was attended by representatives of council clubs as well as representatives of the local company "Čistoća", which has been blocking Ada's account for a long time, due to accumulated debts for the garbage collection service.
The sports hall "Ada" in Pljevlja stopped providing its services to users on Monday, due to the lack of working conditions caused by the accumulated financial and other problems they face in their work.
At the meeting, as Vijesti learned, an agreement was reached that Čistoća would unblock the account, so that they could pay part of the debt for electricity, pay taxes and contributions, and pay two out of three salaries, which are currently owed to the workers.
It was agreed that the Municipality hires the company Grijanje to repair the boiler room and bear the costs, so that the heating in the hall can be installed in the next few days.
The hall is not able to fire up the boilers, even though the temperatures drop below zero, because by September 15, the irregularities on the boilers that were pointed out by the environmental inspector back in February were not removed.
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