Monday, September 15, 2014

Hole municipality says no to July 22 Memorial – Our Country

Hole municipality says no to July 22 Memorial – Our Country

– If Public Construction can not fulfill our wishes, at either changed location or changed the design of the memorial, we assume that the entire project is controlled and implemented as a state plan, leader Per Christian Gomnæs Planning and Environment Committee said.

The decision was made Monday night by five votes to two.

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There are hurt feelings of many in Hole municipality of not having had some local influence over the location of the monument commemorating the July 22 victims. The village is split, but the neighborhood hero who saved 250 children out of the water, there is strong opposition to the monument, although it is also meant to honor their efforts.

– winning design that will share Sørbråten in two a score of 3-4 meters, has angered many. There are many neighbors who thinks this is a brutal treatment of a natural pearl. Expectations were enough to get a somewhat more peaceful and more low-key expression, said Gomnæs NTB before the meeting.

Project Jørn Mortensen in Public Art (KORO) said before the meeting that if the plan is sent back to the Public Construction it will mean delays.

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– It will cause us to want to spend more time, but there is no big drama in it, for there is still plenty of time until the summer of 2016 when it is estimated that this will be completed, said Mortensen.

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