What's going on with Adem Jasharinı in Mitrovica: Why are the work on the stadium being built?

Even public institutions build without permission. The “Adem Jashari” Olympic Stadium in Mitrovica, which began to rebuild in 2020, is not known when it will be ready for match development. That's after things were stopped after they started without permission, writes Periscope.

On May 16th of this year, the minister of culture has spoken of neglect of the works being done in the reconstruction of the stadium in Mitrovica. He had said that he faced several legal obstacles that are hindering the continuation of his work.

“at the “Adem Jashari” stadium in Mitrovica we have encountered a legal obstacle, a property issue that has been presented to us late and is dealing with the legal stalemate that we have to overcome to further the work, while the dynamics of work for us are not satisfactory. We're doing everything we can to make sure that stadium is completed as early as”, Ceku said.

But that did not seem to be the whole truth presented by the minister.

Periscope has seen as of April 21, 2022, the Ministry of Environment Inspectorate has ordered the Ministry of Culture to immediately terminate all construction activities at the “Adem Jashari” facility in Mitrovica, as things have been accomplished without permission.

The MPHI's “Inspectorate has paid an inspection visit with the date 12 April 2022 at the site of the city's stadium “Adem Jashari”. In the case of inspection, we have found that the chief of the company “& b Consulting” shpk has begun construction activity, and the reconstruction and renovation of the investor stadium Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, without being equipped with construction permits”, says the decision of the Inspectorate of April 21st.

Periscope has sent questions to the MKRS a few days ago, if this institution has applied for construction permits. They have confirmed that they have initiated procedures to meet this legal stalemate, but that they have not yet completed.

The Ministry of Culture, Restart and Sports, after a break in operations due to no construction permit equipment in 2019 when this project began, it immediately started contact with the Ministry of Environment, Space Planning and Infrastructure and the Mitrovica Community for permission equipment. Currently, the procedures of the equipment are under way with permission and in this process formal application will take place days after the definition of certain procedural aspects between the MKRS and the Mitrovica municipality, which, in 2019”, has had to be carried out. has made it known about Periscope offices for relations with the MKRS public.

MMPHI has not responded to what phase the process of permission equipment occurs and if there are problems in this direction.

“competents for issuing construction permits in this case is MMPHI. Under the Construction Law, Article 19, the ministry has compensation for issuing construction facilities of the III category. From top facts, we find that the investor, respectively, has violated the Construction Law No. 04/L-110, Article 14, 19, 24, 26, and Article 15, points of Administrative Guide No.05 /2017, of starting construction without being equipped with construction permits”, says the Inspectorate's decision to suspend construction.

The MMHI's <x0). Inspectorate, based on high-level findings, orders the MKRS investor to implement the ordinance under the terms of this decision, otherwise will take measures according to the provisions in force”, wrote away the inspectorate, who has been gentle with the ministry, this is because the object is under construction on the third floor without permission and is happening to any private investors, the sentence will be applied, conditioned on the Construction Law.

Rebuilding the “Adem Jashari” was launched in half of 2020.

Works were initially initiated from the inside of the stadium, making the field arrangement, demoval of tributons, and other parts within these spaces. It was said that the renovation of the “Adem Jashar” stadium is expected to be completed within 18 months, which will cost 12m euros. /Periscopi/