The teaching council of Elementary School "Boško Strugar" requests that the multi-storey garage be built in a different place and not in the school yard

The government recently, through the capital budget for the next year, provided 900 thousand euros for the construction of a garage, the first of its kind in Ulcinj.

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The teaching council of the Elementary School "Boško Strugar" in Ulcinj sent an appeal to the Ministry of Ecology, Spatial Planning and Urbanism, the Ministry of Education, public institutions, the NGO sector, experts who participate in spatial planning and the creation of the DUP Ulcinj, cultural workers, parents and all friends schools to support with their actions and voice that the decision on the construction of a multi-storey public garage under the Old Town in the immediate vicinity of that educational institution, be reconsidered and annulled.

Through the capital budget for the next year, the government recently provided 900 thousand euros for the construction of a garage, the first of its kind in Ulcinj.

The amendment for the Ulcinj public garage was submitted by MP URA, Suada Zoronjić, on the initiative of her party colleague and executive director of Parking Service Ulcinj, Amil Grbović.

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The Ulcinj URA said "that they will make maximum efforts to provide all the necessary documentation and conditions for the earliest possible start of work on that project in the shortest possible time in order to offer citizens and tourists a modern and modern underground garage for use".

In an open letter, the Teachers' Council notes that the school yard in question was handed over to the city administration without their knowledge.

"In fact, it is urban plot No. 54 KO Ulcinj, which is planned for the construction of a public multi-storey garage on two levels. Stunned by this decision, which we learned about from the media, as well as the rest of the Montenegrin public, we express our revolt, astonishment and disbelief, not only as users of this plot since the very foundation of the school in 1882, but also as citizens aware of the unjustification of this decision," the letter states.

In support of the above, it is emphasized, the fact that the first city school was located in that location, which all citizens of Ulcinj know well, and the historical and archival materials of the city confirm this.

"We also point out that the implementation of this project would irreversibly damage the ambient whole of the Old Town. Namely, the public cascade garage would be built between two religious-historical buildings and under two thousand-year-old walls, which have already been damaged both by negligence and time," it is stated. in a letter.

"The planned facility would significantly disrupt the conditions for holding classes because we would have noise and an even higher frequency of traffic. The safety of students would be threatened, which should never be questioned. Even now access to the school is difficult, because the street is narrow and without a sidewalk." was evaluated by the Teaching Council.

It is especially emphasized that the use of the mentioned plot in that form is the largest own source of income of the school from which all current needs are financed.

As they say from the Teachers' Council, "this income is necessary for us, considering the modest funds provided by the Ministry of Education. We are taken aback by this decision, because for decades, according to common knowledge, the area under Ploča, or Potok, has been mentioned as a location for the construction of such a facility , where construction started a long time ago, and the location near the Old Bus Station is often mentioned."

"We are convinced that many of the members of the Assembly who raised their hand in favor of this proposal did not know that with their vote they were depriving students and teachers of a significant part of the income that ensures the normal life and work of the school. We believe, however, that for the members of parliament we are more than a number "Parcele 54 "", he writes at the end of the letter.

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