Following the contractors’ petition, the Bnei Brak municipality will change the plan that determines how TMA 38 will look in the city. “A 38
The struggle of the Builders of the Land Contractors Association and its organization of contractors and builders in the Dan district, against a plan that planned to publish the Bnei Brak municipality in the field of urban renewal, ends in a compromise.
The court obliges the municipality to repeat its intention to unilaterally publish a plan that will determine how TMA 38 will look throughout the city without reaching agreements with representatives of the construction industry. Among other things, the municipality intended to oblige contractors and developers to automatically allocate public areas Add building rights to veteran tenants and developers. A decision that was revoked as part of the compromise.
According to the compromise reached by representatives of the contractors and the municipality, an addition of 700 new apartments to Bnei Brak will be approved under TMA 38 in the city, along with the municipality’s option to receive public areas on the ground floor in TMA 38 projects. , Municipal offices and clubs that the municipality can operate only until the evening, to maintain the quality of life of the occupants of the buildings.
The court emphasized its decision to approve this compromise in that the unique situation of Bnei Brak is a sufficient reason to allow some public areas in urban renewal projects within this framework. Therefore, this is not a precedent to be used by other cities.
The settlement was reached following a petition filed by the Builders Association of Contractors through the firm of Adv. Agmon & Co. against the Tel Aviv District Planning and Construction Committee headed by Daniela Posek, as well as against the Bnei Brak Municipality and the local planning and construction committee in the city. The municipality to reach a compromise with the representatives of the contractors after the association claimed that this was an illegal demand that makes the TMA in the city uneconomic.
The municipality tried to set a precedent and promoted through the local committee a plan stating that a condition for a building permit for the TMA 38 project would be allocating 40% of the land to public land. Authority, and with an extortionate policy towards veteran apartment owners who are forced to agree to the requirement to allocate public areas on the ground floor in exchange for strengthening the building.