Ministry: Belgian Artist on Vis Must Remove Live Wire Used to Fence Off Cove; He Then Announced that He Had Already Removed It
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A BELGIAN citizen, the owner of a house by the Vela Čavojnica bay on Vis, who contacted us after the announcement about the electrified fence and stated that he had removed it, has a tax debt of 18,371.41 euros. This is real estate tax, and the debt is visible in the land registers through the entry of the enforceability of the claim and the lien.
A Belgian citizen who fenced off a bay on Vis with live wire, part of which includes his house and access to the sea, must have it removed immediately, and a misdemeanor charge has been filed against him for encroaching on maritime property, the Ministry of […] The post Ministry: Belgian artist on Vis must remove live wire with which he fenced off a bay; he then said he had already removed it appeared first on Novi list.
VIS - Controversial Belgian artist Jan Fabre has found himself at the center of a scandal after he illegally fenced off the bay around his house on the island of Vis and installed an electric fence, completely preventing access to the maritime domain, as reported this morning by Morski HR. Following the reaction of the Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure and the release of
We are publishing the press release in its entirety. Today, September 3, 2026, officials from the Split Port Authority carried out an urgent inspection of the maritime domain in the area of Vela Čavojnica Bay, Vis Island, cadastral plot 1881, 332763…
"When arriving for the inspection, the owner, a Belgian citizen, was found, and he was immediately ordered to remove the found fence. The party stated that it was not familiar with the laws of the Republic of Croatia," the Ministry of...
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