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- It is estimated that there are approximately 100 thousand wells without legal permission in Poland.
- Landowners are planned to be given 1.5 years for the legalization process.
- The president's approval is required for the new regulation to be valid.
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It is estimated that there are approximately one hundred thousand wells constructed without any official notification in Poland. Planned amendments to the water law aim to bring this situation into a legal framework. This 'silent water inventory' is mostly concentrated in rural areas and recreational lands.
If the legislative amendment is approved, landowners will be given one and a half years to gather the necessary documents and make an official application. The entry into force of this legalization process will depend on the approval of the President of Poland. Thus, it is aimed to register the country's water resources more effectively.
The Ministry of Climate and Environment encourages homeowners to apply for financial support programs for the construction of new wells or rainwater harvesting systems. This step will both facilitate the management of water resources and support sustainable water use.
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- How many unregistered wells are estimated to be in Poland?
- It is reported that there are approximately one hundred thousand wells opened without any official notification in the country.
- How much time will well owners have for the legalization process?
- If the new law is approved, landowners will have one and a half years to collect their documents and apply.
- Is financial support provided for those who want to build new wells or water retention systems?
- Yes, the Ministry of Climate and Environment provides grants and financial support for such water infrastructure investments.
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