On March 3rd, at approximately 3:30 PM, an activity took place within the cadastral area of Velji Breg, situated on the southern shore of Lake Ujman in Zubin Potok. Initial reports noted the presence of four individuals in civilian attire accompanied by two police officers, who proceeded to post notices at seventeen residences. According to local accounts, when Professor Kadri Kryeziu and Dr.
Ngadhnjim Brovina observed the scene, no property owners were present at the time. While some neighbors noted the event, the true nature of the proceedings became clearer through evidence captured by the residents’ security cameras. These recordings contradicted initial speculation, which had circulated through local whispers.
Instead of an ambiguous enforcement action, the footage documented a formal judicial service. The notice was issued by the public enterprise Ibër-Lepenc, the registered owner of plot P-72908033-02631-2, which covers an area of thirty-two thousand nine hundred ninety-eight square meters. The document served as a formal directive, requiring the current residents to vacate the premises within a fifteen-day period.
This official communication, which appeared to some as unread evidence of an impending dispute, established the legal basis for the action. The event underscores the transition of property management and the formal procedures governing land use near the lake.
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