A Belgrade Resident Renovated Their Bathroom—Only to Find the Entire Building’s Main Power Cable Under the Tub
Danijela Rabrenović points out that an occupancy permit is essential, especially for older buildings.
Belgrade Shock: Bathroom Renovation Uncovers Main Building Power Line Under the Bathtub
Danijela Rabrenović points out to N1 that a use permit is essential, especially for older buildings: "You couldn't obtain one without complete documentation and a designated project layout for those utilities. However, when it comes to new buildings currently undergoing legalization, the real question is what actually exists on the ground."
“HE CUT THE CABLE, THE ELECTRIC SHOCK KNOCKED HIM AWAY” The Contractor Literally Saved the Lives of Building Residents in Zvezdara: MAIN POWER LINE Found Under the Bathtub!
Danijela Rabrenović for the Blic portal: "For every building with a use permit, even if built in the 1950s, an archive exists with project documentation that shows what was installed and where."
Thousands of Buildings in Line for Energy-Efficiency Renovations
Petar Cekić for RTS: "Priorities need to be clearly defined. It is not just about energy efficiency; it should be about ensuring the functionality and sustainability of the entire building."
How Illegal Developers Target Unsuspecting Buyers
Danijela Rabrenović for RTS: "Simply put, we should not buy illegal apartments, nor those that lack a use permit or are unregistered. Anything else is a major risk."
Legislative Amendments regarding Planning and Construction
Danijela Rabrenović: "You will have access to information regarding who was responsible, who performed the work, and the reasons for any delays."
