In July of this year, 17 unauthorized buildings erected on land owned by the “Ibër-Lepenc” Public Hydro-Economic Enterprise near Ujman Lake were demolished.

The operation to remove the structures was carried out by the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Environment, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure.

Following several lawsuits filed against the “Ibër-Lepenc” enterprise, a court hearing was scheduled for August 12. A day later, court teams went to the area to conduct an on-site inspection.

Hateme Haxhaj, spokesperson for the Basic Court of Mitrovica, confirmed the court’s site visit to KosovaPress.

“The court conducted an on-site inspection today at the location where the buildings were demolished,” Haxhaj said briefly.

Meanwhile, several Serbian media outlets, including RTS, have reported that the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development today asked the owners of several other buildings near Ujman Lake to vacate the property within ten days.

According to these reports, the buildings are suspected of having been constructed without permits in the area known as “Međedi Potok.”

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Acting Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Fitore Pacolli has announced that 17 buildings and villas constructed without permits on public property around Ujman Lake have been demolished so far.

In a post on her Facebook profile, Pacolli said the operation would continue without compromise and would also be expanded to other areas of Kosovo.

“The demolition of unauthorized structures built on public property is continuing in Ujman. So far, 17 buildings/villas around Ujman Lake have been demolished,” she wrote.

Pacolli stressed that the operation would also be extended to other parts of the country, with the aim of protecting public property and enforcing the law.

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