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The municipality of Mojkovac does not rule out the possibility of citizens’ referendum on the opening of the Brskovo mine

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The municipality of Mojkovac does not rule out the possibility of citizens’ referendum on the issue of opening the Brskovo mine.

In accordance with the strategic determination of the municipality of Mojkovac (development of industry, agriculture and tourism), taking care of the demographic and economic situation of Mojkovac and environmental protection, the Municipality of Mojkovac made conclusions and proposals which it sent to the Government of Montenegro, that is, to Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, as well as competent ministries, it was announced from that municipality.

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The Municipality of Mojkovac said that the Draft DPP presented for the area of ​​the concession area for the exploitation of mineral resources – Brskovo is “deficient as a document” and for further implementation it can only serve as a starting point, taking into account the remarks submitted by the Municipality of Mojkovac to the Ministry of Ecology, Spatial Planning and urbanism.

They made nine proposals regarding the opening of the Brskovo mine.

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The Government of Montenegro – the competent ministry, should innovate the existing Draft DPP for the area of ​​the Brskovo concession area together with the Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment. The DPP and the Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment should answer whether this project is in collision with the strategically important development project of the Žarski ski resort on the Mojkovac side of Bjelasica, with special reference to dust management within the wind rose for the locality in order to prevent the potential spread of dust towards the future to the ski center as well as to other populated areas – the announcement states.

They pointed out that after reviewing the previously proposed documents, it was concluded that they do not provide clear and precise answers to the issues of noise intensity, material transport, transport mode and use of explosives, and waste and other water management.

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