The announced reconstruction of the transport corridor, which includes Denisa Ulica and Put Dikla, has recently stirred up public debate in Zadar. Media outlets have reported on the apparent removal of the historic line of stately trees, a development that has caused concern among residents.
Erlić, however, reassured the public by stating that the stately trees on Put Dikla are not being removed. This was intended to dispel the doubts that had arisen in the public sphere following the emergence of information regarding the potential removal of the trees.
The reconstruction of the transport corridor encompasses Denisa Ulica and Put Dikla, with the latter section being the focus of attention due to the line of stately trees. Residents have expressed concern that the reconstruction might mean the removal of these trees, a development that has triggered numerous reactions.
Erlić’s statement that the trees are not being removed is intended to calm the public and dispel doubts regarding the future of the tree line. This confirms that the reconstruction will not endanger the historic trees on Put Dikla.
The reconstruction of the transport corridor, which includes Denisa Ulica and Put Dikla, is therefore proceeding, but without the removal of the stately trees, with the aim of achieving a balance between transport needs and the preservation of the historic tree line.
