Romsilva closed for car traffic the road through Baneasa forest used intermittently by residents of the Greenfield residential complex, who otherwise have only a narrow road to exit their residential area, as the developer delays the construction of the promised access to the belt road.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The state forest management company Romsilva decided to scrap the lease agreement with the residents of Greenfield, arguing that the loss of image exceeds by far the value of compensation.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The use of the forest road for civilian traffic, initially designed to be only for technical works by Romsilva, is only a part of a broader series of aggression against the Baneasa forest.\u00a0<\/p>\n
At the beginning of April, Romsilva notified the Greenfield Federation \u2013 which represents the residents of the neighbourhood \u2013 regarding the unilateral termination of the toll contract that allowed car traffic on the forest road in the B\u0103neasa forest, Mediafax<\/a> reported.<\/p>\n “In an attempt to justify the legality of the contract, as well as its opportunity, in relation to the economic efficiency for the benefit of the company and the social interest of the community in the Greenfield neighborhood, Romsilva ended up becoming the target of attacks, slander, and tendentious manifestations proliferated on all public communication channels, which led to the creation of enormous image damage for Romsilva,” said General Manager Jean Vi\u0219an.<\/p>\n Romania Curata NGO in March 2025, through its editorial coordinator Mihai Go\u021biu, has signed, along with dozens of civic organisations, an open letter requesting the urgent halt to the opening of forest roads to car traffic in the B\u0103neasa Forest. The letter was issued after Avenor Foundation, with a school in the residential complex, announced the opening of the road for civil traffic following an agreement reached between Romsilva and Greenfield B\u0103neasa Federation.<\/p>\n