The law, which was initiated by President Bronislaw Komorowski , entered into force in September last year. Its main purpose was to allow local governments to deal with the ubiquitous, often illegal ads. Currently local across the country are working on resolutions, which define the rules of their situating (work will be completed by the end of this year). But many local authorities intend to follow with the limits much further than just advertising.
Such plans has, for example. Lublin. – The city plans in the framework of resolutions to regulate other issues than advertising, including Temporary management of public spaces on the pavement cafés (today Lublin is in this respect the rules agreed with the restaurateurs, but they do not have the nature of the laws are rather the subject of specific social contract – Ed.), The principle of placing small architecture and inaction so far on the salaries settlements , which the city wants to look at during the drafting and consultation – explains Beata Krzyżanowska, a spokeswoman for the mayor.
has similar plans capital. – Warsaw definitely going to use this instrument is also to implement the regulations concerning fencing – confirms Konrad Klimczak from the Warsaw City Hall. Changes can affect not only just built settlements , but even the existing ones. – We do this on three levels: eliminating from the public the most ugly types of fences , such as sheet metal or segments of the concrete by introducing standards for the height of fences and their degree ażurowości and excluding fencing where is contrary to the mind urban and functionality, ie. in the open settlements modernist or in the area of modern multifamily housing where przecinałoby this communication routes – explains Konrad Klimczak.
Ideas related with grodzonymi settlements have also m.in .: Bydgoszcz, Kielce, Krakow, Torun and Olsztyn. – We want to not only sort of advertising, but also the landscape architecture and fences in the community. The resolution will determine the terms and conditions of locating, size, quality standards and the types of building materials, from which can be made – says Marta Bartoszewicz of the city council in Olsztyn.
today the town have warned that they will check compliance with the new regulations and appoint the deadline for adapting existing fences and advertising to change (according to the Act, this period must count min. 12 months). – After this date it will be possible to enforce the rules, including imposing fines and injunctions to adapt boards and signs to the new rules or remove – like Magdalena Dębczyńska-Wróblewska of Torun magistrate.
Local authorities in Krakow claim that war, which the city intends to terminate grodzonym settlements is the only output of the expectations of the residents. City Hall in September 2015. Has prepared an online survey among its residents. – Participation in it took 5525 people, and the question for the fences as much as 76 percent. respondents answered that located wherever fences in open areas should be regulated by local law – indicates Jan Machowski of Krakow’s municipal office. Next Officials argue that fenced settlements are not a natural form of development of the city.
Emerging in recent years, fenced settlements were to be a kind of response to the need for security and prestige. But according to the foundation Panoptykon eventually became the scourge of Polish cities. Like in the game of the dots are fences separates consecutive fragments of the space – draws attention to the foundation. Its representatives are glad that local governments have addressed this problem, but have concerns or liquidated fences will not replace greater number of men in uniforms and the subsequent installation of cameras .
400 behind gated housing estates in Warsaw alone. In Berlin, there are two, and three in Paris
57 percent. this part of the surface of Wroclaw is covered by the local development plans. In Krakow, it is more than 48 percent.
20-30 percent. are so much more expensive housing estates guarded in comparison with settlements open
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