The terraces in front of Eurovea will disappear, they will be replaced by new ones – REFRESHER

The decision concerns ten terraces on the popular Bratislava promenade. Share Save Saved Share Share the article You must be logged in to save the article. Failed to save changes. Try to log in again and repeat the action. If the problems persist, please contact the administrator. An error occurred. If the problems persist, please contact the administrator. The “temporary” terraces at the Eurovea complex must be demolished by 2023. The building office in Ružinov defines them as black buildings. According to index.SME, the owners of ten branches have already applied for a demolition permit. Their terraces must disappear by the end of next year. In 2015, the Eurovea complex tried to additionally legalize the originally temporary terraces at the building office. However, the proposal was opposed by the residents of above-ground apartments, for whom the terraces make the view and sound and smell comfort less pleasant. The building authority ordered the cessation of operation of all ten establishments already in 2016. In 2020, the owner of Eurovey, owned by the Ballymore company, started the legalization process all over again and argued the absence of problems with parking, supply and in connection with the spatial plan. They are demolishing the terraces near the Eurovea complex, they were black buildings for years https://t.co/KOSZUppyjz pic.twitter.com/Xh66GjEbAU — Denník SME (@denniksme) September 6, 2022 Angry apartment owners above the terraces then wrote to the Ružinovsk building authority : “Unauthorized constructions have been located and operated on the Danube embankment for at least eight years, the very procedure for an additional construction permit points to a sad perception of legal obligations by the construction operators themselves.” The Ružinovský building authority finally allowed the operation of the terraces until the end of 2021 and later extended it until the end of 2023. By the end of next year, the terraces of Kolkovna, La Crema Primi 1 and 2, Clique, Sajado, La Brasserie La Marine, Le Bar, Al Faro and Wagamama should disappear. The building authority has already approved the process of removing the terraces. However, according to J&T Real Estate spokesperson Daniel Suchý, permanent terraces could appear in the place of the black “temporary” terraces. “Our effort is to make the popular public space of the Danube Promenade more attractive and to give it a uniform and functional design in the original part as well as in its continuation up to the Apollo bridge.” The building office of the Ružinov district has already issued a building permit in connection with the new uniform appearance of the terraces. Report an error. If you found a shortcoming in the article or have comments, let us know. Source: sme.sk Preview image: Eurovea / Primi