The location of Kyje-Hutě on the outskirts of Prague is subject to expansion in the future with a new housing development, a primary school and two kindergartens, a bus line and other infrastructure.
According to the study, which was approved today by the City Council City of Prague, with the Institute of Planning and Development (IPR)of the City of Prague as a client, 4,000 new jobs will be created here and the population will rise to almost 13,000.
Private investors will build new residential apartments in Kyje-Hutě, and since the city of Prague owns a large part of the land here, the councillors want to have a clear idea of the development of the entire area, its amenities and business plans. The study encourages the consolidation of development areas and the construction of a full-fledged residential district on the border between the city and the open countryside.
The study deals with the unification of the territory, its connection to the surrounding landscape or the practical delineation of the boundary, and how far and how high it will be allowed to be built in the locality, while the authors of the study highlight its great recreational potential. The draft of this study was presented to the general public in June 2021. Citizens could comment on it in several ways, for example in a survey. The urban study will serve, among other things, in assessing the compatibility of the interests of investors, builders and land owners in the locality, and also as a basis for long-term strategic plans.
