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Catalogue of Brownfield Locations MUNICIPALITY OF SOMBOR Municipal Administration CATALOGUE OF BROWNFIELD LOCATIONS WWW.SOMBOR.RS BROWNFIELD LOCATIONS • BROWNFIELD – UNUSED, ABANDONED AND NEGLECTED LOCATIONS ARE PARTS OF CONSTRUCTION LAND DETERIORATED BY FORMER EXPLOITATION, ARE OUT OF USE, MAY CAUSE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS AND REQUIRE INVESTMENT TO RESUME THEIR QUALITY EXPLOITATION. BASIC TYPES OF BROWNFIELD LOCATIONS: • INDUSTRIAL AND OTHER COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES (production plants, warehouses etc. ) • MILITARY STRUCTURES (barracks, airports, military clubs etc.) • AGRICULTURAL COMPLEXES (agricultural industrial complexes and collective farms) • SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS (hospitals, schools, community centres etc.) “SOMBORELEKTRO” d.o.o. BETONJERKA NAME OF LOCATION: BETONJERKA ADDRESS: NN STAPARSKI PUT STR.; SOMBOR CONTACT: TANJA LATAS TEL: 063/455-117 OWNERSHIP STATUS: PRIVATE CONDITIONS OF EXPLOITATION: SALE DISTANCES FROM THE LOCATION: 150m FROM THE SOMBOR-STAPAR-NOVI SAD TRUNK ROAD ROAD 300m FROM CUSTOMS EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE: (DEPENDING ON THE TYPE OF STRUCTURE) - ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS - WATER SUPPLY - SEWAGE SYSTEM - PTT. OFFICE BUILDING THE STRUCTURE COMPRISES OFFICES, A CANTEEN, A CLOAKROOM, A WAREHOUSE AND SANITARY BLOCKS. • IT IS A SINGLE-LEVEL STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTED IN 1978. • AREA: 112.00 M². • BRICK STRUCTURE. • WOODEN GABLE ROOF COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. • INFRASTRUCTURE: - WATER SUPPLY, - SEWAGE SYSTEM - ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS - PTT ACCESSORY BUILDING THIS SINGLE-LEVEL, 6.00 M2 STRUCTURE IS MAINLY USED AS A WAREHOUSE. BRICK STRUCTURE WITH GABLE ROOF CONSTRUCTION MADE OF WOOD COVERED WITH ROOF TILES. VEHICLE RAMP AREA : 46.00 M². IT IS MADE OF REINFORCED CONCRETE COMPRISING TWO BLOCKS 80 CM HIGH PLACED PARALLELY TO EACH OTHER FORMING A CANAL. 4-SILO CEMENT PLANT • THE STRUCTURE IS SITUATED IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE COMPANY PLANT COMPRISING CONCRETE FOOTINGS FOR 275-TONNE SILOS. • AREA OF STRUCTURE: 107.00 M². • YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1976 3-SILO CEMENT PLANT • THE STRUCTURE IS SITUATED IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE COMPANY PLANT COMPRISING CONCRETE FOOTINGS FOR 275-TONNE SILOS. • YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1982 • AREA : 80,00 M². PLATFORM FOR ASSEMBLY PARTS • THIS CONCRETE, SINGLE-LEVEL, 565 m2 STRUCTURE, CONSTRUCTED IN 1982, IS INTENDED FOR A PLATFORM FOR ASSEMBLING PARTS. CANOPY FOR ASSEMBLY PARTS • INTENDED FOR PRODUCTION AS PER THE COMPANY’S PRODUCTION PLAN. • IT IS A SINGLE-LEVEL STRUCTURE OF AN AREA OF 101.00 M² CONSTRUCTED IN 1994.. • IT IS MADE OF PREFABRICATED CONCRETE PLATES PLACED BETWEEN CONCRETE SLABS, WITHOUT ROOF DRAINAGE AND INSTALLATIONS. • THE GABLE ROOF CONSTRUCTION IS MADE OF WOOD COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. GRAVEL SEPARATION • THE STRUCTURE CONSISTS OF TRAPEZOID BANDS PLACED IN THE SHAPE OF A STAR, WITH CONVEYOR BELTS, BASIN AND TUNNEL. ITS INTENDED USE IS FOR SEPARATION OF GRAVEL. • AREA : 130,00 M². HEIGHT: BETWEEN 1.50 M AND 2.80 M. • YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1976 VAPOREKS ROOM • INTENDED USE: STOCKING VAPOREKS. • SINGLE-LEVEL STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTED IN 1982. • AREA : 14.00 M² . • MATERIAL : BRICK, GABLE ROOF, WOODEN • ROOF COVER : FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS LOCKSMITH WORKSHOP • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL STRUCTURE COMPRISES A WORKSHOP, A WAREHOUSE AND A HYDROPHOR ROOM. YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1979; AREA: 112.00 M². • MATERIAL: BRICK, WOODEN GABLE COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. SHED WITH CANOPY • SINGLE-LEVEL, INTENDED USE: WAREHOUSE; AREA : 72.00 M². • MATERIAL : CONCRETE BLOCKS, THREE SIDED WOODEN GABLE COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. “SOMBORELEKTRO” L t d . ĐURE JAKŠIĆA 3 NAME OF LOCATIONS: 3 DJURE JAKSICA STR. ADDRESS: 3 DJURE JAKSICA STR.; SOMBOR CONTACT: TANJA LATAS TEL: 063/455-117 OWNERSHIP STATUS: PRIVATE CONDITIONS OF EXPLOITATION: SALE DISTANCE FROM THE LOCATION: SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE: (DEPENDABLE ON THE TYPE OF STRUCTURE) - ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS - WATER SUPPLY - SEWAGE SYSTEM - PTT. OFFICE BUILDING WITH RECEPTION • A PART OF THE STRUCTURE IS ORIENTED TOWARDS DJURA JAKSIC STREET AND THE OTHER PART IS ADJACENT TO A PRIVATE, DETACHED HOUSE. THE STRUCTURE IS INTENDED FOR BUSINESS PREMISES COMPRISING OFFICES, RECEPTION AND SANITARY BLOCKS. • IT IS A 199 M2 , SINGLE-LEVEL STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTED IN 1945. • MATERIAL: BRICK, WOODEN MULTI-SIDED ROOF CONSTRUCTION COVERED WITH ROOF TILES. • EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE: WATER SUPPLY, SEWAGE SYSTEM, ELECTRICAL AND PTT INDSTALLATIONS. WORKSHOPS AND WAREHOUSE • THE STRUCTURES ARE LOCATED IN THE COMPANY YARD BEHIND THE OFFICE BUILDING. • INTENDED USE: PRODUCTION AS PER THE COMPANY’S PRODUCTION PLAN. SINGLE-LEVEL STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTED IN 1945. • MATERIAL: BOTH THE WORKSHOPS AND THE WAREHOUSE ARE MADE OF BRICKS, THE FLOORS ARE CEMENTED. THE STRUCTURES CONTAIN ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. CANOPY THE STRUCTURE IS LOCATED IN THE COMPANY YARD BEHIND THE OFFICE BUILDING, ADJACENT TO THE SINGLE-LEVEL WORKSHOP. ITS INTENDED EXPLOITATION IS FOR PRODUCTION AS PER THE COMPANY’S PRODUCTION PLAN. THE CANOPY IS CONSTRUCTED OF STEEL WITH STEEL PILLARS AND STEEL ROOF CONSTRUCTION. THE FLOOR IS CEMENTED. CANOPY AREA: 199m2. - ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS “SOMBORELEKTRO” Ltd. JOSIFA MARINKOVIĆA bb NAME OF LOCATION: NN JOSIFA MARINKOVICA STR. ADDRESS: NN JOSIFA MARINKOVICA; SOMBOR CONTACT: TANJA LATAS TEL: 063/455-117 OWNERSHIP STATUS: PRIVATE CONDITIONS OF EXPLOITATION: SALE LOCATION AND DISTANCES: AT THE SOMBOR-GAKOVO TRUNK ROAD 300m FROM THE SOMBOR-BEZDAN AND SOMBOR-APATIN BYPASS 800m FROM THE RAILWAY STATION . EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE: (DEPENDABLE ON THE TYPE OF STRUCTURE) - ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE NETWORK, PTT. OFFICE BUILDING WITH RECEPTION • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL, 405.00 m2 STRUCTURE, CONSTRUCTED IN 1978, IS LOCATED BEHIND THE RECEPTION. IT COMPRISES OFFICESS, A CLOAKROOM, A KITCHEN, A CANTEEN AND SANITARY BLOCKS. • IT IS MADE OF BRICKS WITH WOODEN GABLE ROOF CONSTRUCTION COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. • EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE: ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, WATER SUPPLY, SEWAGE SYSTEM, CENTRAL HEATING AND PTT. RECEPTION WITH BOILER ROOM • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL, 30 m2 STRUCTURE, CONSTRUCTED IN 1978, COMPRISING THE RECEPTION AND BOILER ROOM, IS LOCATED AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE COMPANY’S PLANT. • IT IS MADE OF BRICKS, THE ROOF IS COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. • EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE: ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, WATER SUPPLY, SEWAGE SYSTEM, CENTRAL HEATING, PTT. CONCFRETE REINFORCEMENT AND LOCKSMITH WORKSHOP • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL, 595.00 m2 STRUCTURE, CONSTRUCTED IN 1980, IS SITUATED IN THE YARD OF THE COMPANY’S PLANT. ITS INTENDED USE IS COVERED BY THE COMPANY’S PRODUCTION PLAN. • IT IS MADE OF BRICKS, THE ROOF IS COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. • EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE: ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, PTT. LOCKSMITH WAREHOUSE • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL, 269.00 m2 WAREHOUSE, CONSTRUCTED IN 1992, IS SITUATED IN THE YARD OF THE COMPANY’S PLANT. ITS INTENDED USE IS COVERED BY THE COMPANY’S PRODUCTION PLAN. • THE CONSTRUCTION IS MADE OF STEEL WITH LOADBEARING STEEL PILLARS AND STEEL ROOF COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. • IT DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY INSTALLATIONS. TRANSPORT • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL 543 m2 WORKSHOP, CONSTRUCTED IN 1976, IS LOCATED IN THE YARD OF THE PLANT COMPRISING OFFICES AND WORKSHOPS. • ITS INTENDED USE CORRESPONDS WITH THE COMPANY’S MAIN ACTIVITY. • EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE: WATER SUPPLY, SEWAGE SYSTEM, ELECTRICAL AND PTT INSTALLATIONS. OVERHAUL AND TYRE REPAIR WORKSHOP • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL, 52.00 m2 STRUCTURE , ERECTED IN 1976, IS LOCATED IN THE YARD OF THE COMPANY’S PLANT BEHIND THE CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT WORKSHOP. • IT COMPRISES OFFICES, WORKSHOPS AND WAREHOSE FACILITIES. PETROL PUMP BUILDING IT IS AN 8.00 m2 SINGLE-LEVEL STRUCTURE SMALL WHITE HOUSE • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL, 81 m2 STRUCTURE IS LOCATED IN THE YARD OF THE COMPANY’S PLANT. WAREHOUSE THIS SINGLE-LEVEL 108.00 m2 STRUCTURE, CONSTRUCTED IN 1976, IS LOCATED IN THE COMPANY’S PLANT YARD INTENDED FOR A WAREHOUSE. IT IS MADE OF BRICKS AND THE MULTI-SIDED WOODEN ROOF IS COVERED WITH ROOF TILES. SHOP WITH WAREHOUSE • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL 106.00 m2 STRUCTURE, CONSTRUCTED IN 1989, IS ORIENTED TOWARDS JOSIF MARINKOVIC STR. OPPOSITE THE RECEPTION COMPRISING WORKSHOPS AND A WAREHOUSE. ITS LEFTHAND PART IS ADJACENT TO THE NEIGHBOURING HOUSE . • IT CONSISTS OF A SALES PART AND A WAREHOUSE. • THE ROOF’S WOODEN STRUCTURE IS COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. • EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE : ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS SAWMILL(OLD) • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL 138.00 m2 STRUCTURE, ERECTED IN 1962, IS LOCATED IN THE COMPANY’S PLANT YARD OPPOSITE THE RECEPTION COMPRISING WORKSHOPS AND WAREHOUSE. • ITS INTENDED USE CORRESPONDS WITH THE COMPANY’S MAIN ACTIVITY. • THE STRUCTURE IS MADE OF WOOD WITH A WOODEN GABLE ROOF CONSTRUCTION COVERED WITH FIBRE-CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. • EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE : ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. SAW MILL (NEW) • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL 529.00 m2 STRUCTURE, ERECTED IN 1984, IS LOCATED IN THE COMPANY’S PLANT YARD BEHIND THE SHOP, COMPRISING WORKSHOPS. • THE STRUCTURE IS MADE OF WOOD WITH A WOODEN GABLE ROOF CONSTRUCTION COVERED WITH FIBRE- CEMENT CORRUGATED SHEETS. • EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE : ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. JOINERY WAREHOUSES • THIS SINGLE-LEVEL 589.00 m2 STRUCTURE, CONSTRUCTED IN 1962, IS LOCATED IN THE COMPANY’S PLANT YARD BETWEEN THE OFFICE BUILDING AND THE CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT WORKSHOP COMPRISING WORKSHOPS AND A WAREHOUSE. • INTENDED USE : PRODUCTION AS PER THE COMPANY’S PRODUCTION PLAN. • THE STRUCTURE IS MADE OF BRICKS WITH A WOODEN GABLE ROOF CONSTRUCTION COVERED WITH FIBRE- CEMENT CORRUGATED
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