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Ime Prezime TIP Zbrinjavanja Zbrinjavanje Se Traži Na Području G Zbrinjavanje se Broj Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja traži na području članova Bodovi ukupno g/o obitelji 1. GORAN JELIĆ E Biskupija 3 143 2. JOVANKA BJEGOVIĆ E Biskupija 2 86 3. RATKO RUSIĆ E Biskupija 2 81 4. RADOVAN PETROVIĆ E Biskupija 1 77 Zbrinjavanje se Broj Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja traži na području članova Bodovi ukupno g/o obitelji 1. DRAGAN VUKOVIĆ E Civljane 5 82 2. NENAD MEDIĆ E Civljane 1 80 Zbrinjavanje se Broj Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja traži na području članova Bodovi ukupno g/o obitelji 1. ANTE ALEKSIĆ E Drniš 5 210 2. ŠIME BRAKUS E Drniš 4 193 3. IVICA MUJAN E Drniš 2 165 4. ANTONIJA BRAKUS PIVČEVIĆ E Drniš 4 128 5. NENAD JELIĆ E Drniš 2 108 6. IVICA VUKUŠIĆ E Drniš 4 108 7. MARKO GALIĆ E Drniš 2 92 8. ANTE ALEKSIĆ E Drniš 5 92 9. IVICA BAKOVIĆ E Drniš 2 90 10. PETAR VUJEVIĆ E Drniš 2 87 11. ŠIME DEVIĆ E Drniš 2 75 12. MILE MALEŠEVIĆ E Drniš 1 72 13. MATE KRAVAR E Drniš 1 64 14. DUJKA VRDOLJAK E Drniš 1 61 15. MARKO MEŠIN E Drniš 3 61 16. MLADEN VUKOREPA E Drniš 1 61 17. ANTONIO KALPIĆ E Drniš 2 54 18. IVAN ŠTRKALJ E Drniš 2 51 Zbrinjavanje se Broj Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja traži na području članova Bodovi ukupno g/o obitelji 1. MILAN KALAT E Ervenik 4 88 2. MIRKO SUBOTIĆ E Ervenik 1 82 3. STRAHINJA PUAČA E Ervenik 2 80 4. ŽARKO MIRIĆ E Ervenik 2 63 5. TIHOMIR STUPAR E Ervenik 2 62 Zbrinjavanje se Broj Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja traži na području članova Bodovi ukupno g/o obitelji 1. GORAN OGNJENOVIĆ E Kistanje 4 113 2. MILIVOJ DOBROTA E Kistanje 4 98 3. ŠPIRO POPOVIĆ E Kistanje 3 85 4. NENAD ŠARIĆ E Kistanje 3 85 5. NADA TODOROVIĆ E Kistanje 2 83 Zbrinjavanje se Broj Bodovi Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja traži na području članova ukupno g/o obitelji 1. RAJKO VRANJKOVIĆ E Kistanje 1 78 2. BOŽIDAR BALJKOVIĆ E Kistanje 1 72 3. SVETO ŠARIĆ E Kistanje 3 67 4. BRANKA LAPČIĆ E Kistanje 3 66 Zbrinjavanje Broj Bodovi Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja se traži na članova ukupno području g/o obitelji 1. VINKO ŠTRBAC E Knin 2 180 2. ZLATA VUJATOVIĆ E Knin 3 108 3. MILORAD RASTOVIĆ E Knin 4 96 4. SLAVKO MUŽDALO E Knin 2 87 5. ĐURO ZELENBABA E Knin 3 84 6. DANICA MARIČIĆ E Knin 2 80 7. NIKOLA RAŠKOVIĆ E Knin 2 80 8. ANA JELIĆ E Knin 1 77 9. NIKOLA AREŽINA E Knin 2 75 10. MATO HRGIĆ E Knin 1 72 11. JOSO MARIĆ E Knin 2 66 12. PETAR GAVRIĆ E Knin 2 65 13. NADA SINOBAD E Knin 1 61 Zbrinjavanje Broj Bodovi Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja se traži na članova ukupno području g/o obitelji 1. DAMIR POKROVAC E Promina 2 145 2. MARKO PANDŽA E Promina 3 62 Zbrinjavanje Broj Bodovi Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja se traži na članova ukupno području g/o obitelji 1. MARKO PAUK E Ružić 4 174 2. GOJKO GABELA E Ružić 1 174 3. DENIS VUKUŠIĆ E Ružić 3 168 4. IVAN DURAN E Ružić 5 120 5. MARIO ČAJIĆ E Ružić 4 107 6. HRVOJE MEŠIN E Ružić 4 90 7. ZORAN MILANKOVIĆ E Ružić 1 87 8. IKA VALIDŽIĆ E Ružić 1 79 9. ŽELJKO PERKOVIĆ E Ružić 4 75 10. IVO ŽERAVICA E Ružić 2 56 11. JELA RELJANOVIĆ E Ružić 2 40 Zbrinjavanje Broj Bodovi Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja se traži na članova ukupno području g/o obitelji 1. ANITA SLADIĆ E Skradin 5 136 2. KREŠIMIR GROZDANIĆ E Skradin 5 120 3. IVICA LAĆA E Skradin 4 103 4. MILEVA PAVASOVIĆ E Skradin 4 86 5. MARINKO VULINOVIĆ E Skradin 1 85 6. SAVIŠA LAZINICA E Skradin 2 81 7. ĐORĐE LAZINICA E Skradin 3 79 8. IVAN VITIĆ E Skradin 4 77 9. MARICA PETROVIĆ E Skradin 1 75 10. PERA SKORIĆ E Skradin 1 71 11. STOJA BIJELIĆ E Skradin 1 71 12. MARKO SEPER E Skradin 3 65 13. NIKOLA VRANIĆ E Skradin 1 60 14. RAJKO RAČUNICA E Skradin 2 59 15. MILKA RADOJČIĆ E Skradin 1 46 16. DRAGOSLAV STEVELIĆ E Skradin 1 43 Zbrinjavanje Broj Bodovi Ime Prezime TIP zbrinjavanja se traži na članova ukupno području g/o obitelji 1. BRANKO DŽAJA E Unešić 5 83 .
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