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Photos of Claimed Properties Now Available Online Kosovo Property Agency No.10 April 2008 Photos of claimed properties now available online In order to increase transparency and to im- claimed with the KPA. If they believe that the www.kpaonline.org. prove the information offered to the public, pictures show a different property than the one (1) In the search field the Kosovo property Agency (KPA) has start- subject to their claim, then they should immedi- you should enter the ed to make photos of all claimed properties ately contact a KPA office, says Mr. Lars Olsen, 5 digit KPA-number available on the Agency`s web page. Head of the Information Unit at the KPA. He (KPAXXXX) of the also believes that the pictures could be useful for claim you wish to see The pictures of the claimed properties are being potential respondents to KPA claim. “Hopefully pictures of, (2) choose published as soon as the properties have been the published pictures will be of help if you want “KPA claims” and (3) visited by a KPA notification team. The KPA to find out if someone else has filed a claim for click the search button. notification teams visits all properties claimed a property you believe you have rights to”, says (2) with the KPA and make pictures of the claimed Olsen. properties. This new feature offers a unique op- The pictures of the properties claimed with the portunity for claimants to get an impression of KPA can be accessed by visiting the web page (1) (3) the current status of the claimed property. Many claimants have not been at the property after 1999, but by visiting the KPA web page www. kaponline.org they can see pictures of the prop- Kosovo Property Agency erty taken in 2008 or 2007. The KPA was established on 4 March 2006 by UNMIK Regulation In addition to the pictures of the claimed prop- erties, the KPA also publishes a map sketch and 2006/10 which was later superseeded by UNMIK Regulation 2006/50. The technical data of each claimed property at its web page. At the same page you can also follow the KPA has, subject to appeal to the supreme court of Kosovo, exclusive juris- development in the processing of each claim, and diction resolve claims for private imovable property arising from the 1998- find out what is the current status of the claim. 1999 armed conflict. “I encourage claimants to visit our web page and check the pictures of the property they have 038 249 918 2 No. 10 April 2008 A challenging start of the year Nearly 40 thousand claims have been submitted to KPA. Around 200 villages was visited during the KPA bus campaign throughout Kosovo. And senior KPA management held meetings with presi- dents of the five municipalities which accounts for almost half of the total number of submitted claims. These are only few of the important elements that have characterized the KPA during begin- ning of the year 2008. We have earlier stressed that the number of submitted claims to KPA nearly four times higher than expected and foreseen. This high number of claims clearly illustrates that there is still a lot of uncertainty related to the title of properties in Kosovo. It also represents a challenge for the Agency, because all these claims will need to be processed in a timely and professional way, without any mistakes, and the Kosovo Property Claims Commission needs to decide upon all this cases by applying the applicable law and make fair decisions. When the KPA bus campaign was launched in December 2007, only few believed that KPA teams would manage to visit 200 vil- lages throughout Kosovo, and meet with citizens of all communi- ties, different ages and gender in order to explain the mandate Are you looking and work of KPA as well as the importance of participation in the process of all parties who claim to have an interest in a specific property. So today, when we have completed this campaign, we are convinced that more people in Kosovo know about KPA, and for a new job? more people have expressed their wish to cooperate with us in Mohlan, 5 Tetor 2007: the important work of resolving the property disputes in Kosovo. VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT NO. 12/2008 The meetings KPA had with the presidents of the municipalities of Pejë/Pec, Istok/Istog, Ferizaj/Uroševac, Klinë/Klina and Prizren in Database Administrator – HQ PRISHTINË/PRIštINA, January of this year further confirmed the commitment s made by IT Unit Salary level: L-6 (Ref. №:KPA-026/2008) the leadership in the municipalities to cooperate Under the daily supervision of the Coordinator-IT; the incumbent is responsible for design, development and quality control of relevant databases, their daily maintenance Based on the above mentioned, we can conclude even now at, the and backup, in addition to development and quality control of various web-based and very beginning of this year, that Kosovo Property Agency has many desktop based applications for data entry. challenges to face and a lot of work to be done during the year of 2008. Software Developer (multiple positions) – HQ PRISHTINË/PRIštINA, IT Unit Salary level: L-5 (Ref. №:KPA-028/2008) Arian Krasniqi Under the direct supervision of the IT Coordinator, the Software Developer will be responsible for administration and designing of main KPA databases, as well as to develop various web-based and desktop based applications for data entry and data modifying. Web Developer– HQ PRISHTINË/PRIštINA, IT Unit Salary level: L-5 (Ref. №:KPA-027/2008) KPA Gazette Under the direct supervision of the IT Coordinator, the web developer will be responsible Publisher: Knut Rosandhaug for developing various web-based applications for data entry and data modifying. Editor-in-chief: Lars-Jørgen Kihlberg Olsen Programming Assistant (multiple positions) – HQ PRISHTINË/PRIštINA, IT Unit Salary level: L-1 or L-2(Ref. №:KPA-029/2008) Contributors: Arian Krasniqi, Negosava Mrdaković Under the direct supervision of the IT Coordinator, the Programming Assistant will be respon- sible for assisting in designing and developing various web-based and desktop based applica- tions for data entry and data modifying. Kosovo Property Agency Nazim Gafuri 31 Prishtinë/Priština Detailed Terms of References (TORs) and requirements for these positions may be downloaded from www.kpaonline. [email protected] org/jobs or collected at any of the KPA offices. Applicants are requested to complete a United Nations Personal History Form (P.11) available at all United Nations offices or atwww.kpaonline.org/downloads/p11.rtf Complete applications may © 2008 Kosovo Property Agency be submitted for attention of Personnel Office prior to the above deadline by hard copy to any KPA office, by e-mail it to [email protected] or by fax to (038) 249-919. KPA Gazette is printed in Serbian and Albanian. English version is avaible on the following web address: www. Applications from qualified women are encouraged. Preference will be given to equally qualified internal candidates. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. The candidate should clearly specify which post and which duty station s/he is kpaonline.org applying for by referring to the Vacancy Reference Number listed for the post. Distribution: Jedinstvo and Kosova Sot. Deadline for submission of applications is 14 April 2008 Salary scale KPA Gazette is printed and distributed with L-0 266 to 340 L-5 802 to 1057 support from the governments of Belgium L-1 472 to 617 L-6 910 to 1199 and Switzerland. L-2 540 to 707 NPO-A 1131 to 1423 L-3 619 to 811 NPO-B 1296 to 1630 L-4 709 to 931 NPO-C 1485 to 1868 No. 10 April 2008 Notification of claims submitted to the Kosovo Property Agency IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT! If you believe you have a legal interest in any of the claimed properties listed in the attachment, you must contact Kosovo Property Agency as soon as possible and within 30 days of the date the claim was published. Pursuant to Section 10.1 and10.2 of UNMIK Regulation 2006/50, you have the (a) right to participate in the claim if you have a legal interest in the property. If you do not respond within the statutory 30 days deadline mentioned above, the KPA or the KPCC may issue an order that- may affect your rights to the claimed property without any further notice. If you have already received a written notification from the KPA that a claim has been submitted for the property you are currently using, the statutory 30 days deadline will start running from the day you received such written notification. Type of property: residential Municipality Town/Village Street Street no. Apt. no. Parcel no. KPA no. Published date Deçan/Dečane Drenovac N/A N/A N/A 930 KPA17995 9.04.2008 Deçan/Dečane Drenovac N/A N/A N/A 930 KPA28516 9.04.2008 Deçan/Dečane Locane Kucnica N/A N/A 630 KPA23406 9.04.2008 Deçan/Dečane Locane N/A N/A N/A 627 KPA26807 9.04.2008 Deçan/Dečane Locane N/A N/A N/A 639 KPA47608 9.04.2008 Deçan/Dečane Locane N/A N/A N/A 590 KPA47656 9.04.2008 Deçan/Dečane Locane N/A N/A N/A 595 KPA47679 9.04.2008 Deçan/Dečane Locane N/A N/A N/A 594 KPA48208 9.04.2008 Ferizaj/Uroševac Donja Grlica Gotusani N/A N/A 230/2 KPA50317 9.04.2008 Ferizaj/Uroševac Donje Nerodimlje N/A N/A N/A 1336/2 KPA47948 9.04.2008 Ferizaj/Uroševac Donje Nerodimlje N/A N/A N/A 1135 KPA47949 9.04.2008 Ferizaj/Uroševac Kosin Selo N/A N/A 522 KPA22409 9.04.2008 Ferizaj/Uroševac Selo Varos N/A N/A N/A N/A KPA52403 9.04.2008 Ferizaj/Uroševac Urosevac Lenjingradska i 17.novembra i M.Tita, lam "A" 2/2 N/A 4 N/A KPA44729 9.04.2008 Ferizaj/Uroševac Varos N/A N/A N/A 570/1 KPA21782 9.04.2008 Gjakovë/Đakovica Batusa Gornji Sadar N/A N/A N/A KPA28812 9.04.2008 Gjakovë/Đakovica Bec Qug
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