TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
Department
of International Relations
CLOSING KALARAND FOR PUBLIC.
Essay
in Expository Writing
Supervisor:
Tallinn
2015
Kalarand
is a part of Kalamaja district in Tallinn, it is a unique beach in
the city centre, only few hundred meters from the Old Town. While being close to the city centre, it still has a remote area atmosphere
to it where people could enjoy the seaside and views in a car-free
environment. While not officially a public beach, the locals have
still put in great effort into keeping it a clean and enjoyable
public area (Klementi, 2011). In August 2015 historic Kalarand beach
was fenced by Pro Kapital and public was denied access despite laws against such conduct. The action of Pro Kapital , one of the leading real estate developers in Estonia, is reminiscent of Soviet times
when citizens where denied access to seaside. In order to solve the
situation, both lawfully and justly, the city council should go to court against Pro Kapiatal.
Tallinn
is known for its picturesque seaside silhouette, surrounded by
Tasuta
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