12.6 Implementation conceptConstruction developmentThe implementation concept for 6 differentmodules enables gradual construction in theplanned area up to the planned capacity ofca.30,000 hotel beds.Module 1 is the area which supplements andextends the existing hotel zone.For the first phase of the construction the module2 is envisaged, which is surrounded by greenareas. This module can have ca.6,000 bedsafter it is finalized. The resources for high qualityrest should be first built in its south part. Afterthat, the implementation of the north part canfollow in several construction phases.By phase construction, the guests will find somemodules as functional units with individualcharacteristics. The other advantage of modulardevelopment is that with the completion of thefacilities’ construction their value does notdiminish due to construction activities. Accordingto European tourism law, price discount can berequested if construction works are going on inan area.Picture 12.11:Phase 1:Module 2,„hotel –settlementBesides, phase implementation gives a chancefor each construction to adapt to the changedsetting ( based on the changed requests of theguests), without affecting the overalldevelopment.Magnets such as the yacht port and golf coursewill be hardly profitable, since there is still nolarge tourism capacities demand in the region. Itwill be profitable only in later phases.The infrastructureNew infrastructure should be built for VelikaPlaza (electricity, water, waste water).There areenough water resources in this region for tourismdevelopment. In order to provide for increasedsupply in the summer season, additionalconstruction is necessary (cisterns, water pipes).Picture 12.12:Phase 2A:Module 3 „village “Discharge of waste waterNewly built capacities (hotels, recreationfacilities, shops etc) should be connected to thesewage system. When it comes to sustainabledevelopment and marketing of the area, theconstruction of water purifying system is anecessary precondition. In principle there arethree possibilities how the treatment of wastewater can be carried out:a. the construction of small plants for waterpurification for each tourism complexb. the construction of semi-central plants forwater purification for some modulesc. the construction of central plant for waterpurification in Porta Milena, in Novi <strong>Ulcinj</strong>, towhich existing and planned hotels will be linked.The simplest short-term solution includes thathotels should build their own purifying plants(containers, basins).These are safe solutionswith financial.This principle also has big failures:Picture 12.13:Phase 2B:Module 2 „village “Plan
• This solution is opted for only for big hotels.Linking small hotels to these plants isquestioned.• Taking money from the hotels for the purposeof purification seems illogical and undoable whengreat quantities of waste water from the area isdischarged in the sea.The second possibility is the construction of thecommon water purifier for the modules.Necessary area for that is in the green zone,and this would mean that direct damage to thehotels would be avoided. Modular additionalconstruction would be possible parallel withincreasing needs deriving form the constructionof modules (adding reservoirs). The plantsshould be built as naturally as possible („Binsen“-plants for water purification). Purified water canbe used for irrigation. The advantage of thissemi-concept is for the modules to be entirelylinked. However, here as well, the disadvantageis waste water being discharged in the sea.The most daring solution here is the constructionof the central plant for water purification thathotels, tourism facilities as well as the town of<strong>Ulcinj</strong> could connect to. Since the structure ofusers is diverse, the plant can be in fuction all theyear round.The convenient place is the area around PortaMilena to where collector pipe from Velika Plazawould be brought. If this central solution is optedfor, the problems would appear in the first placein the area of economy: the investment inextension needs to be financed, and forrefinancing, taxes should be raised both for thehotels and people.Therefore, the next step should be to deal withthe issue of discharge of the waste water fromtechnical, ecological and economic aspect andharmonize the solution with urban development.Also, organization aspects need to be dealt with(contractor, organization of plants etc.)12.7 Land Use Concept for the module 2Creation of zonesConstruction structure is divided in separateconstruction areas in 4 zones, in parallel towardsthe coast. In the north, along the main road, inthe place where there are valleys now, there is„the Village Zone“(A), which is planned for smallhotels and the complex of weekend houses aswell as the housing area for the staff from thecomplex. The construction is dense in this area,the height of the buildings is up to 2-3 storieswith 5 stories in important places. “Villagesquares” will be built in this zone, with cafes,shops, restaurants, etc.The zone with less facilities where only individualbuildings will be constructed leans on it in theSouth (B). The existing deciduous trees hereshould be protected.Picture12.14:the are for tourism development„the villageA road diagonally goes towards the main roadthrough this zone. South from the diagonal roadthere are tourism facilities (C).They are also inthe area where there are now valleys.The use of some of the areas around thefacilities is divided in three functional units. In thenorth, on the road, there are parking lots andsports fields. Hotel buildings are planned to bethere. Further southwards, there is an area withbungalow district i.e. restaurants, which districtleans on pine woods (D), which needs to beprotected.Parceling outIn the area of the „Village Zone“ small lotparceling out is planned, as well as in thearea with tourism facilities in the south. Inorder to provide space for accommodationfacilities and eliminate the construction ofprivate houses, it is necessary for thefacilities to have at least 20 rooms i.e. to planorganized construction (tourism village).Based on this view, it turns out that thesmallest area for the construction land isca.2.800 m2 (40 beds- 70 m2 of constructionland)”Picture 12.15:the area for tourismdevelopment „district “
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