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STRANKA HRVATSKOG ZAJEDNIŠTVA PODRUŽNICA ZADARSKE ŽUPANIJE
Po mnogim prijavama građana gradilište u Miškovićima na Pagu nastavlja s radom, a još uvijek se čeka zaključak građevinske inspekcije. Koji to građevinski inspektori kroje zakone po svojoj volji – samovolji? Štiti li građevinska inspekcija Šimu Miškovića na kojeg se vodi ovo zdanje, oca predsjednika NK Rijeke? Što se krije iza ovog gradilišta? Tko je pravi vlasnik ovog zdanja kad ni jedna institucija ne reagira? Odgovori od institucija više su i nego smiješni i daleko od onog što propisuje Zakon o gradnji.
Pomorska inspekcija tek drugim izlaskom utvrđuje izvođača radova dok građevinska inspekcija još ne može donijeti zaključak jer joj je počinitelj nepoznat. Investitor i dalje nastavlja s radovima i još se hvali sa svojim vezama kako mu nitko ništa ne može.
Zadnjim izlaskom inspekcije uklonjena je i oznaka gradilišta koja je sadržavala samo jedan mali dio kuće, a uklonjena je vjerojatno iz razloga što se na toj oznaci nalazilo ime supruge građevinskog inspektora Borislava Damjanića, gđa. Branka Ivić Damjanić.
Već je prošlo nekoliko mjeseci od izlaska inspekcija, a radovi se nastavljaju bez oznake gradilišta i prijave gradnje i potrebnih dozvola.
Državni službenici prema Zakonu o državnim službama i Kodeksu državnih službenika moraju djelovati u razumnom i zakonski propisanom roku, a gradilište bez dozvola zatvoriti, pogotovo ono na pomorskom dobru.
Građevinska inspekcija očito smatra da se to ne odnosi na nju pa se postavlja pitanje čemu ona uopće služi kad ne provodi zakone. Očito se radi o korumpiranosti.
Kako gradilište izgleda, pogledajte u prilogu.
Zadar - Miškovići, 22. veljače 2017. godine
We start out with only about 15,000 sound-processing hair cells in each cochlea, and once any of them are gone, they're gone for good. There may now be hope for restoring that lost hearing, however, as scientists have reported a new method of regrowing hair cells in substantial numbers.
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Whether in the gym or on the road, you’ll get an unparalleled listening experience with the BK Sport Bluetooth Earbuds. These wireless earbuds will play any audio in optimal quality and block out distracting noises with their cutting-edge sound reduction technology. Durable and tangle-proof, they’ll take everything you throw at them--and more.
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The 2017 Geneva Motor Show will have its fair share of intriguing electric vehicles. The Elextra sports sedan is the latest to come out of the woodwork, a Swiss-designed, German-built four-door that attempts to marry curvy Italian styling with electric performance fit to put Tesla on notice.
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Zoltan Istvan is a transhumanist, journalist, politician, writer and libertarian. We caught up with Istvan to chat about how transhumanist ideals can translate into politics, how technology is going to change us as humans and the dangers in not keeping up with new innovations.
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Dubuc Motors might not be taking on the mass market, but you can add it to the list of electric upstarts. Based in Quebec, Dubuc has worked to create a modern sports car with a smart powertrain and eye-catching body. New Atlas spoke with Mario Dubuc and Mike Kakogiannakis about their project.
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We've all been there: you're just drifting off to sleep and then realize you may have left the back door open. Spare a thought for the owners of the House in Morrillos, as they've got a total of 72 doors to check. Located in Chile, this beach house has some interesting ideas up its sleeve.
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Food poisoning will knock you off your feet, but a few days later you’ll hopefully be back to your old self. But new research suggests that certain types of salmonella can have longer-lasting effects. In some cases it could permanently damage your DNA, leaving you more vulnerable to future illness.
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People have been fascinated by dolphins for millennia, but we still know very little about their life in the wild. Now a team of scientists has developed cameras that harmlessly attach to the animal and provide a unique account of dolphin behavior beneath the waves.
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Honda stopped by the recent Miami International Boat Show to showcase a concept outboard engine that pulls design cues from the Acura NSX sports car ... because why shouldn't a luxurious boat for the rich and fashionable have a better-looking engine?
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In cases of paralysis, a fully functioning brain can be trapped inside an immobile body. More and more, brain-computer-interface technology is coming to the rescue in such cases, including a newly developed system that lets people type at a faster speed than ever before using only their minds.
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During the last year we've seen earbuds go truly wireless, right as untethered headphones were going mainstream. That sets the stage for Doppler Labs' updated smart hearing wearable, which can both stream music and augment your audio environment.
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Global shipping giant UPS has teamed with Ohio-based electric truck and drone developer Workhorse Group to trial of a drone that launches from the roof of a delivery vehicle to handle out-of-the-way stops, while the driver continues making other deliveries by road.
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Minimally invasive surgery often sees large, expensive robots acting as a surgeon's hands inside the patient's body. A new cheaper “needle driver” is designed to precisely mimic the motions of a surgeon’s wrist and translate it to a tiny flexible claw, with no electronic or computerized parts.
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Car manufacturers are getting into the business of moving people without selling them a car. Within GM, that push led to the creation of Maven. New Atlas spoke with Deric Harwood, Head of Maven Chicago about ride sharing, and how it's helping develop autonomous cars.
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The new Heated Mid-Layer Pants from Norway's Heat Experience go lower than the average heated garment, packaging climate control a little differently. The zip-away shorts slide easily over base layer pants and heat up your legs to keep you warm in cold weather.
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With an epidemic of addiction to opioid painkillers on the rise, researchers say they've found an alternative for pain relief from an unlikely source – a small snail found in the Caribbean Sea. The little cone snail Conus regius produces a venom that blocks a different pain pathway.
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If you eat a lot of large predatory oceanic fish, such as tuna or swordfish, then you're at risk of mercury poisoning. Each individual big fish doesn't necessarily contain a lot of accumulated mercury, though, which is why scientists have created a probe that indicates which ones do.
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In the thick Amazonian rainforest, moving goods around is tough going. WeRobotics, a non-profit that seeks to deploy robotics for humanitarian causes, believes there may be a better way of doing things, using drones to take a much more efficient route.
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The fossil of a giant worm with large snapping jaws has been discovered not in the field, but in a museum where it's been sitting for over 20 years. The find, which the geologists describe as the oldest "Bobbit worm" ever discovered, has been described today in the journal Scientific Reports.
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Why power your bike with just your legs, if your arms can be put to work too? That's the thinking behind the Varibike, an arm- and leg-powered bicycle. Two-wheelers aren't for everyone, though. It's with that in mind that the recumbent Varibike Trike is now being introduced.
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The new LG Watch Style is highly comparable to the Apple Watch Series 1, the revamped version of the original Apple Watch that was rolled out alongside of the Apple Watch Series 2 edition last September. Here's how the two line up, spec-by-spec.
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Science has told us that favoring our right or left hands could be traced back to our roots as thumb-sucking fetuses, where the brain directs such movements, but new research out of Germany is casting doubt on this thinking, suggesting that it all begins in the spinal cord instead.
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