Iako je dozvola za hidroelektranu Una proglašena nezakonitom i osoba koja ju je potpisala suočena s tužbom hrvatskog inspektorata, gradnja i dalje teče. Jutros su investitori stigli na gradilište, ali su ih mještani blokirali.
Crazy. Although permitting of Una HPP was illegal and the person who signed permission is sued by the Croatian inspectorate, the construction is NOT stoped yet. This morning investors came, but were blocked by locals💪💪 pic.twitter.com/D1K8DmYk3c
— Ulrich Eichelmann (@UlrichEichelman) August 10, 2024
Udruga Una Srb je na svom FB profilu objavila obavještenje:
Nakon rasprave, ljubitelji projekata i biznisa se povlače. Našoj lokalnoj samoupravi, ljudima s vizijom i osjećajem za novac i projekte, investitorima, je neshvatljivo da smo toliko neuki da ne prepoznajemo njihove napore da unaprijede ovaj napušteni i polupust dio naše domovine. Oni već godinama ne razumiju zašto lokalno stanovništvo ne želi kopanje gipsa na samo kilometar od rijeke Une, zašto ne želi mini hidroelektrane, i zašto ne želi njihove prekrasne projekte koji pretvaraju imovinu naše države u njihove privatne džepove.
Zašto mi to nećemo, a Hrvatske vode žele, jer daju koncesiju na 40 godina na javno dobro? A onda se na javnom dobru ruše stari mlinovi i izlijevaju tone i kubici betona u korito ovakve rijeke? Zašto u razvojnim planovima i strategijama države, županije, općine piše jedno, a u praksi se događaju ovakvi obrati da službenici ne poštuju ni te planove ni zakone?
Državo, postani majka i čuvaj svoju kuću i svoje bogatstvo, poštuj svoje zakone, toliko tvoji građani očekuju od tebe.
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After the discussion, the lovers of projects and business withdraw. To our local government, people with vision and a sense of money and projects, and investors, it is incomprehensible that we are so ignorant that we do not recognize their efforts to improve this abandoned and semi-desolate part of our homeland. For years, they have not understood why the local population does not want gypsum mining just a kilometer from the River Una, why they do not want mini hydroelectric plants, and why they do not want their beautiful projects that turn the property of our state into their private pockets.
Why don’t we want this, while Croatian Waters does, as they grant concessions for 40 years on public goods? And then, on public land, old mills are demolished, and tons and cubic meters of concrete are poured into the riverbed of such a river. Why do the development plans and strategies of the state, county, and municipality say one thing, but in practice, there are such reversals that officials do not respect those plans or laws?
State, become a mother and protect your house and wealth, respect your laws; that is what your citizens expect from you.
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