City of Novigrad, "Vidal Zone"

INFRASTRUCTURE
electricity yes
water supply
yes
drainage
partly
gas
no
phone yes
roads yes
VACANT LAND
INDUSTRIAL ZONE BORDER
ZONING PLAN REQUIRED
SEWERAGE
WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
LOW VOLTAGE NETWORK
OPERATIONAL COSTS
BUSINESSES ACTIVE IN THE ZONE
MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTION: 80 kn/m 3
MUNICIPAL FEE: for manufacturing companies the fee is calculated by
multiplying the zone coefficient (0,80) with the purpose coefficient (5)
and with the appropriate point value (0,25). No discounts are available.
SEWERAGE CONNECTION FEE: 42,00 kn/m 2 manufacturing companies
230,00 kn/m 2 service companies
POTABLE WATER CONNECTION FEE: 8.000,00 kn
ELECTRICITY CONNECTION FEE: 1.600,00 Kn/kW (HEP d.d.)
Benefits for entrepreneurs:
- Municipal contribution 80 kn/m 3 , payment in 24 monthly installments
with no calculation of interest to all the entrepreneurs doing business
in the enterprise zone
- Price of construction land in the zone for construction of manufacturing
business premises/plants: 40 Eur/m 2 (Official Gazette of the City of
Novigrad no. 3/03)
For more detailed information about benefits contact the City of Novigrad.
FA.IS.A d.o.o.
Bullea d.o.o.
Solaris d.o.o.
Dese elettronica d.o.o.
Triana d.o.o.
Eurotherm d.o.o.
Trans plin d.o.o.
Eyewear cases manufacturer
Electronic technologies
Solar modules manufacturers
Production of el. pipes and other el. components
Production of fishing and windsurfing equipment
Distribution of gas, filling of gas tanks
Distribution of gas, filling of gas tanks
CONTACT:
CITY OF NOVIGRAD
Veliki trg 1
Tel: +385 52 75 84 22 Fax: +385 52 75 82 60
www.novigrad.hr
Person in charge: Marina StanËiÊ
marina.stancic@novigrad.hr
NOVIGRAD
According to the 2001 population census the city of Novigrad has 4.002 inhabitants.
It is situated on a peninsula on the northwestern coast of Istria. It is 25 kn distant
from the Slovenian border. The area has been populated since antiquity and there
are numerous monuments and archaeological sites both in the city and in its
surroundings testifying to that. Some of the most important cultural monuments are
the parish church of St. Mary, Maximilian and Pelagius, the basilica of St. Pelagius
and the three-nave church of St. Agatha. To the north of the city, on the peninsula
of Krpinjan, are the remnants of a great historical estate with the late baroque palace
of the Rigo family.