The Family Allotment Garden is managed by a garden association, or more precisely, the ROD board. All plots belong to the Polish Association of Allotment Gardeners. The right to a plot of land together with a lease agreement may be acquired by an adult natural person. The area is used for rest, recreation and gardening. The regulations for using the plot also include a list of things that must not be done under any circumstances.
What is not allowed to be done on the ROD plot? The list of prohibitions is long
For many people, a plot of land is a place of rest and a space to pursue their gardening passion. Having it is a great pleasure, but also a responsibility. It’s not just about taking care of the area, but also about following the rules applicable there. In accordance with ROD It is prohibited to live, rent or run a business or other gainful activity on the plot. It is also forbidden to build sheds, sheds or free-standing buildings.
You cannot change the garden infrastructure, i.e. build gates and wickets in the external fence. It is forbidden to pollute the plot with waste or smoke on the plot. You can only park in designated spaces. It is not allowed to wash or repair your car in the Family Allotment Gardens.
What is not allowed to be done on the ROD plot? Photo Adam Stępień / Agencja Wyborcza.pl
What can an allotment holder be punished for? The mandates are not small
According to the regulations, the allotment holder should use the plot in such a way as not to pose a threat or hinder the use of other plots by other people. The regulations do not prohibit, for example, barbecuing on the plot on small portable grills, but a brick grill cannot be placed. For breaking the regulations applicable to Family Allotment Gardens, you can receive a fine ranging from PLN 500 to PLN 1,500. For example, the owner of an animal that was taken without a leash or muzzle may receive a fine of PLN 1,000. You can be fined PLN 500 for littering the common area. In the worst case scenario, the ROD management may terminate the lease agreement. This mainly applies to situations where the written warning has no effect and the allotment holder continues to use the plot in a manner inconsistent with the regulations.
Source: Gazeta
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