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Verejné zasadnutie obecného zastupiteľstva v obci Lehnice – 29 6 2026
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Meeting Overview — Municipal Council (Lehnice/Lenica, 29 June 2026)
The meeting of the municipal council in Lehnice/Lenica (29 June 2026) focused mainly on:
- adopting/confirming municipal financial documents,
- managing rental housing,
- preparing/amending municipal regulations and plans, and
- approving (or postponing) specific local projects and requests.
1) Opening, Quorum, and Agenda
- The chair welcomed attendees and confirmed quorum: 8 of 9 deputies were present.
- The minutes recorder was proposed as Akoš Naď, with Ladislav Néet and Gergej Čelo as verifiers.
- The agenda was expanded to include:
- construction/reconstruction related to apartments (“factories” mentioned in subtitles—interpreted as additional construction/reconstruction points)
- reconstruction of toilets at the 1st level of a Slovak elementary school
- Program points were put to a vote and approved (with at least one abstention reported for some procedural votes).
2) Final Account and Budget Housekeeping (2025)
- The chief controller presented an expert opinion on the draft final account for 2025, stating it complies with legal requirements and includes required figures.
- Key discussion points:
- A reported discrepancy between “wages vs salaries” was clarified, along with reasons for an estimated deficit/adjustment of approximately €41k–€42k.
- Explanation included that some project-related roles were paid as municipal employee costs (so they could not issue invoices), affecting accounting classification.
- Council resolutions:
- Adopted unanimously approving the final account for 2025, including handling of earmarked/unutilized funds.
- Surplus was adjusted after deducting purpose-bound earmarked funds (including state and school-related subsidies).
- Remaining amount was set aside to create a reserve fund for 2026 (reported as about €7,607).
3) Rental Housing: Further Entries and Approvals
- The council agreed to move several rental apartment applications into the official register of rental applicants.
- Specific rental approvals:
- Health-related allocation: supported for one unit based on a resident’s situation (subtitles indicate an eviction history and a health case).
- Lease renewals for apartment building 1505: approved for a tenant list, generally for two years, with emphasis that termination could occur for unacceptable disciplinary behavior.
- Apartment renovations: partly financed from deposits held for those cases.
- Selection committee decision:
- Passed a resolution regarding the selection committee for a new kindergarten principal.
- Delegates/relevant members were approved; final scheduling was left to the kindergarten director to announce.
4) Camera System Request — Postponed
Residents requested installation of a camera system for a specific apartment building area/courtyard due to recent trespassing and property protection needs.
- Council concerns included:
- GDPR/legal limits: private individuals generally cannot monitor municipal public spaces.
- financing and technical responsibilities not yet clearly defined.
- Decision: discussion was postponed to a later meeting.
- The council requested that residents attend and provide written/legal clarification.
5) Other Local Operational Approvals
- Business hours/operating times for a local establishment were taken under notice and approved.
- A request related to school children’s club:
- approved adjustment/transfer of rates so that club funding covers requirements starting 1 September
- different thresholds depending on municipality
6) Roads and Infrastructure Planning
- The council reviewed/approved a response from road authorities:
- requested local road reconstruction (road segment connected to road number 3/1430) was expected to be included in the regional reconstruction plan
- inclusion depends on funding by the owner (described as relevant regional authority)
- The council also discussed land/utility issues and emphasized resolving property ownership under roads in advance to prevent permit problems.
7) Strategic Plans, Public Input, and Information Disclosure
- Updates discussed for municipal planning documents (social/community services plan):
- only 18 questionnaire responses were received from a much larger population
- councillors suggested stronger citizen outreach if updated later
- Approved amendments under Act 211/2000 related to access to information (described as a generally binding regulation amendment).
8) Generally Binding Regulations and Procedural Rules
- Approved a generally binding regulation on school district determination for upcoming school year settings, supporting drafting contracts for joint school districts.
- Fire brigade-related regulation updates were addressed mainly as formal corrections (names/titles and placeholders; municipal guard vs municipal police typo corrections).
- Additional generally binding regulations:
- Rules of procedure: draft to be finalized next meeting after incorporating committee comments.
- Public green spaces regulation: debate on responsibilities, prohibitions, and sanctions approach (references to law vs specifying fines).
- Final adoption was postponed pending incorporation of comments.
9) Major Projects and Funding Approaches
a) “Gate to the Žitný ostrov” / Reconstruction at the Benovský Estate
- Council considered submitting an application for reconstruction support for historically significant buildings.
- Project scope includes:
- restoration/renovation of the Benovský family estate
- cemetery walkways, modifications to parking, and electrification
- visitor-focused elements (subtitles mention a wax figure/screen display)
- Costs and co-financing:
- municipal co-financing described as ~10% (figures around €49k co-payment alongside ~€490k first stage)
- Council decision:
- approved project submission with one abstention
- Councillors noted:
- contract signing is linked to securing conditions, and
- first payments arrive later (not all costs are immediately due).
b) Schoolyard / Sports Complex with Artificial Turf
- Discussion covered procurement results for a major sports complex:
- artificial turf multi-purpose field
- trampoline and athletics elements
- courts for basketball/volleyball
- tennis markings included as part of the multi-use layout
- Councillors noted:
- the procurement produced a lower price than estimated
- subsidy/co-financing calculations benefited from this
- Issues raised:
- supervision/contract management during construction
- ensuring barrier-free access
- concerns about trees (especially an old poplar) and need for arborist/dendrologist assessment before removal
10) Control Activities Plan (Second Half of 2026)
- Approved unanimously a plan of municipal control activities for the 2nd half of 2026, including:
- financial/purpose allocation control
- support in preparing VZN
- extraordinary checks mentioned
11) Budget Amendment for 2027: Toilet Reconstruction (1st Slovak Elementary School Level)
- Proposal: include €60,000 in the 2027 budget for reconstruction of toilets (ground and first floor).
- Justification included:
- increased cost estimate (earlier ~€45k → now ~€58k–€60k)
- toilets described as in disastrous state for about a year
- comparison to other municipal investments and priorities
- Discussion noted fairness across facilities and that school investments were handled comprehensively across multiple years, with parent associations participation.
- Outcome:
- presented as an agenda adjustment/intent tied to later budget negotiations rather than an immediate final vote
- council schedule timing references September/October
12) Land Ownership and Sales/Encroachments
- Approved a measure to resolve an encroachment dispute regarding land previously sold, including:
- creation of a geometric plan
- possible re-purchase of the problematic strip
- approved unanimously
- Road-related land exchange planning discussed, with complexity due to portions under roads being owned by different parties.
13) Procedural/Administrative Notes and Closing Matters
- Discussion covered rules of procedure regarding online uploading/availability and formal format requirements.
- Operational items mentioned (some deferred), including:
- ambulance vehicle purchase status
- traffic signage/traffic-calming projects
- construction permit timing
Presenters / Contributors (Named in Subtitles)
- Akoš Naď (head of office; proposed recorder)
- Ladislav Néet (minutes verifier)
- Gergej Čelo (minutes verifier)
- Erika (named in budget discussion related to salaries/payments)
- Roman Borš (committee/selection context; mentioned regarding reporting)
- Zán (Zoltán) Ciferiy (mentioned in committee/selection context)
- Ms. Morovíková (kindergarten-related; specified to set selection committee date and notify members)
Rental committee / lease list members (as named):
- Terézia N
- Vita S
- Žol S
- Jozef D
- Vladislav K
- Viduša M
- Peter B
- Beáta V
- Angela B
- Veronika L
- Eva D
- František S
- Enik N
- Juriana O
- Dávid S
- Nikola B
- Stanislav R
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Emília J
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Ing. František M. (request related to local public lighting takeover)
- Helena M. (spouse mentioned in lighting request)
- František Dudek (expert engineer cited in property value opinions)
- Horvát / Horvát Lencia (camera petition/identified as providing the system)
- Dávid Horvát (opening hours request mentioned)
- Peter (referenced in discussion of revisions/inspections for buildings/classes)
- Naz Para s.r.o. (company mentioned in procurement discussion)
- Chief controller / chief economist (roles mentioned; no full names in subtitles)
- The mayor (referred to repeatedly; name not clearly captured in subtitles)
- The director (kindergarten/school director mentioned; no clear name captured)