Natalija Simović, članica Malog veća Ne davimo Beograd, izjavila je gostujući na televiziji N1 da je učešće građana u donošenju regulacionih planova za teritorije na kojima žive od suštinskog značaja.
“Gradska vlast zanemaruje potrebe građana, od onih životnih, poput vodosnabdevanja, do kulturno-istorijskog nasleđa koje su generacije pre nas stvarale. I ne samo da zanemaruje trenutne potrebe građana, već u potpunosti zanemaruje i ono što će doći u budućnosti. Ovakva vrsta urbanizma i izgradnje koja je prvenstveno zasnovana na privatnom interesu značajno urušava našu životnu sredinu, prirodne resurse kao i javna dobra.” – izjavila je Natalija Simović.
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Na pitanje da li građanske inicijative na tom planu mogu nešto da promene, Simović smatra da mogu i dodaje da smo svedoci da su “komšijske inicijative” dosta promenile i na Zvezdari, gde ona živi, ali i povodom planirane gradnje u šumi u Košutnjaku.
“U ovakvoj centralizovanoj vlasti, sve poluge vlasti su takve da ne postoje više nezavisne institucije, i lako će se pribaviti sve potrebne dozvole. Ostajemo jedni drugima. Postoje male pobede, koje će ultimativno zaustaviti ili odložiti do daljeg neke akcije. Građani imaju moć i treba da se pitaju kako će izgledati njihov kraj”, smatra Simović.
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