In Kaišiadorių Urėdijos street, a case of unauthorized occupation of state land was recorded.
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According to Marius, a reader who informed the editorial office about this, a former employee of “Kaišiadorių vandenys” who held high positions in the company may have acted this way.
About 5 ares of state land, located behind an outbuilding on a private plot, were appropriated. In other words, one resident of Kaišiadorys simply illegally expanded his living area, fencing off a piece of land that did not belong to him with a stone fence.
In the appropriated area, a dug-out pond with a small bridge is visible. Stones were laid out on the shore, and in April, fish smokehouses and a gazebo were still standing. It was evident that the fence had “encroached” on the drainage ditch.
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Ordered to remove everything
The State Territorial Planning and Construction Inspectorate (Construction Inspectorate) recorded these violations back in February – an area of about 5.2 ares was arbitrarily fenced off and used on state land, with a gazebo, fence elements (stone and hedge fence), and a bridge in the pond.
A decision was made: the violator must remove everything from the seized state land plot within six months, restoring its accessibility to the public. Thus, time has been given until August.
The violations, albeit a bit later, were also recorded by the Environmental Protection Department. Environmentalists also issued instructions, but gave a much shorter deadline for removing the violations – this expired in mid-May. What is no longer left in the seized part of the state land?
