Protecting Sports Facilities: New Rules for Stadiums and Pitches
This act aims to protect important sports facilities like stadiums and swimming pools from being liquidated or converted for other uses. It provides local governments and the state with tools to preserve these places for residents, ensuring access to sports and recreation, especially for children and youth. Owners of such facilities will face new restrictions on their sale and change of use.
Key points
A Register of Strategic Sports Facilities (RSOS) will be created, listing key sports venues like stadiums, pitches, and swimming pools that meet specific criteria.
Owners of facilities listed in the RSOS will have limited options for changing their purpose, demolishing them, or selling them, with any such decision requiring ministerial approval.
Municipalities and the State Treasury will gain a right of first refusal for these properties, and their price will be determined based on their sports function, not potential development value.
High financial penalties will be imposed for unauthorized changes in use or demolition of a facility, with funds going to the Physical Culture Development Fund.
Local spatial development plans will be mandatory for areas with RSOS-listed facilities, preventing uncontrolled construction.
Status:
In Progress
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