00401 třešť zoning plan

Třešť, with the population approximately 6 000 inhabitants in app. 1 500 houses, is located in Southwest Moravia about 20 km south of Jihlava. It consists of four districts – Buková, Čenkov, Slavice and Třešť itself. The first written mention related to the parish church of st. Martin dates in 1349. Třešť has mainly developed in second half of the 16^th century due to the development of drapery, later textile and machine industry. In 1989 the railroad from Kostelec to Telč was opened and in 1902 Třešť became a town.

The development of the city is mainly suggested within the current built-up area. We define several new localities mainly on the west. There is a unique section of the city situated along Třešťský Creek which is suitable for the development of greenery or recreational facilities (swimming pool, equitation, playground etc.). A built-up area boundary in Buková, Čenkov and Slavice is conserved. The new zoning plan provides a balance between living, work and recreation and conditions for the sustainable development of the municipality, its infrastructure and surrounding landscape.