Continuation of construction of bypass route around Zlatibor – Expropriation of land to follow

The Government of Serbia has adopted a decision which determines a public interest for the expropriation of immovable property to the end of a continuation of the construction of the bypass route around Zlatibor. This pertains to the part of the route which is being realized in line with the plans of spatial and urban planning regulation of the municipality of Cajetina and encompasses immovable property in the territory of the cadastral municipality of Cajetina.

The municipality of Cajetina is set as the beneficiary of the expropriation. The municipality will carry out the procedures of the transfer of the property on the parcels needed for the implementation of this infrastructure project. The decision will be published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia.

By the way, a year ago, the then minister of construction, transport and infrastructure of Serbia, Goran Vesic, stated that the state project of the construction of a bypass route around Zlatibor was “one of the most useful ones, in which around RSD 800 million, that is, more than EUR 7 million, was invested.”

Vesic said at the time that, in the first three phases, nearly 2.6 kilometers of the bypass route around Zlatibor had been built and that an extension was being planned for 2025.

– For next year, we are designing an extension of three kilometers, and then another four so that the bypass route around Zlatibor would be connected to the future Pozega-Kotroman highway, whereby it will be made complete, because, that way, it will fulfill its function entirely – Vesic said earlier.

Vlada Republike Srbije

Opština Čajetina

Government of Serbia

Municipality of Čajetina

bypass route around Zlatibor