When the state denies you sauna | Lydia Wålsten



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men small sauna. That was what retired couple Rudolf and Rauha Karlsson had planned to build at the vacation home in Åkersberga. In this way, they could leave room for the grandchildren in the large cabin and still enjoy hot steam and cold baths on summer nights. They followed the protocol and submitted the request. And he was pleased that the municipality said yes to the plan to let the bad-tempered booth give way to something that could provide greater enjoyment and quality of life for the family.

Then something happened. The County Administrative Board was tasked with reviewing the matter and the small sauna issue was raised in its administrative mounds. For three years. Summer became autumn, winter was spring again.
The problem was over the beach protection dispensation because the site was close to the sea. The dispensation is exactly what it seems: exceptions to the rules on beach protection, the desperate regulation that slows development in a long and elongated country that is completely submerged in the sea, with the exception of head against Finland and shoulders towards Norway.

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