Changes to Municipal Borders: Greater Voice for Residents and Judicial Control
New regulations establish clear rules for changing municipal borders, giving residents more influence through mandatory referendums in key cases. They also provide for judicial review of administrative decisions and introduce financial compensation for municipalities that lose territory.
Key points
Decisions on changing municipal borders will be subject to court review.
A local referendum will be mandatory for significant territorial or financial changes.
A municipality losing part of its territory and revenue will receive financial compensation from the gaining municipality.
An application for the same border change can be submitted no more than once every 5 years.
Clear rules are established for the transfer and settlement of assets (e.g., schools, roads) between municipalities.
Status:
In Progress
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