The National Council for Planning and Construction, headed by Rabbi Natan Elnathan, decided to recommend today (Tuesday) to the Minister of the Interior, to approve an exemption from a plan and a permit for the construction of 40 buildings in Kibbutz Mishmar Hamemek for Kibbutz Nahal Oz evacuees.
The decision is part of a series of steps promoted by the national council to find housing solutions, in short timeframes, for evacuees from the surrounding settlements.
Families and friends of those freed from Nahal Oz watch them at Mishmar HaEmek
Shmuel Buchris
The Nahal Oz community lives mostly in Kibbutz Mishmar HaEmek, in an area that is not sufficient, and in order to increase the housing, it is necessary to build a new residential complex.
For the first time, the council activated Section 266f of the Planning and Construction Law, which allows the buildings and the infrastructures accompanying the buildings, all or part of them, to be used permanently and not removed, and this by further promoting a plan that will regulate and approve the construction.
Evacuees from the surrounding settlements in Kibbutz Tzuba (archive), photo: Oren Ben Hakon
The Chairman of the National Planning Headquarters and the Chairman of the National Council for Planning and Construction, Rabbi Natan Alantan: "Since the war began, the National Council for Planning and Construction meets frequently in order to provide solutions and remove barriers in the field of planning and construction for issues related to the war. I hope that finding a housing solution for Nahal evacuees Oz will help them in this difficult time, until they return home."
The director general of the planning director, Rafi Elmalih: "The director of planning continues to help with solutions for the evacuees of the recovery area, and turned to the national council with a request to establish by decree an exemption from the permit for the construction of a neighborhood in Mishmar HaEmek for the Nahal Oz evacuees, which will allow the living conditions for the families to improve, and allow the community to live together until that they can return to their home.
I hope they will return home soon."
Recently, the National Council decided to approve an exemption from a plan and a permit for the construction of temporary buildings in the settlement of Ashlim in the Ramat HaNegev Regional Council, for 36 families from Kerem Shalom evacuees, as well as for the construction of temporary buildings in the settlement of Hatzer for approximately 300 families from Kibbutz Bari evacuees.
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