Industrial park

Jászapáti

       Jászapáti is the second largest town of the Jászság area, the number of its residents are 9,380. The settlement, with a history of over 600 years, stretching on the plain area between the rivers Tisza and Zagyva, was awarded the town rank for the first time in 1746, which was lost in 1876 and regained only much later, in 1989.

Tourism, sights
       One of the attractions of Jászapáti is the curative water strand, built in the early 1960s. This 45 °C Thermal Spring Bath erupts from an 805 metres deep well. A three-star camping site that can accommodate 240 guests also belongs to the bath; in the resort area, we can find 387 weekend cottages, a hotel, a pension, a fishing pond, tennis courts and a football pitch covered with artificial grass.
       The two-steepled Roman Catholic church of Jászapáti is a Medieval monument. The secco of the cupola of the church was painted by Vágó Pál, the famous painter of the town. The library, standing opposite the church, was built in the 19th century, in neo classicist style.
       The memory of Vágó Pál is preserved by the local history museum, established in the close to 200 year-old house of his birth, also named after him.

Resting and relaxing
       The most attractive establishment of the small region, the curative water thermal bath, is also popular with foreign guests.
       The farm museum, depicting agricultural lifestyle, is located in the Jászszentandrás Road centre of a Jászapáti 2000. Mg. Zrt.
       The Cultural Centre designed by Makovecz Imre houses theatre and cinema performances, and the community events of the town.
       Lovers of angling are greeted by excellent fishing ponds. The rich fauna of the forests located along the edge of the town attract hunters. Guests who like horseback riding may also spend their time pleasantly with us. The town and its neighbourhood provide excellent locations for the organising of bicycle tours.
       In the high season of the summer, open-air programmes bring colour during their stay of those spending their holiday here. Among the series of events, JÁSZSÁGI RANDEVÚ organised annually since 1973, ARATÓÜNNEP, with a 10 year-long tradition, and TAVASZINDÍTÓ GAZDANAPOK are outstanding.
      
Economy, schools, training
Jászapáti is a town of dominantly agricultural features, where smaller capacity light and food industrial plants and commercial units supplement agricultural production. Its geographical features, as well as historical and cultural heritage made the town the natural centre of organisation of Alsó-Jászság.
The direction of the small-region businesses and social connections are north-west, thus its lines of development were dominantly influenced by the closeness of Budapest, which greatly limited the economic development of Jászapáti, located in the farther area of Jászság, as compared to that of the towns in Felső-Jászság. It is exactly this situation that gives investors a more favourable offer in the labour market of Jászság, as in Alsó-Jászság – and in the neighbouring Dél-Heves small region, facing a similar situation – the number of job-seekers are high.

Jászapáti is a school-town, with 1,325 students studying in its two secondary schools at the moment. The traditions of secondary grammar, secondary technical and vocational trainings have a close to 100 year history. Both institutions train youngsters in the modern school buildings that are new or were renovated in 2005. In the secondary grammar and technical schools, secondary grammar as well as specialist economics and informatics training is conducted. In the vocational training school, there are 6 secondary technical trainings as well as 43 special vocational trainings in 11 trade groups. Within the framework of adult training, the schools also provide labour market training.

As a picture of the future, the institutions emphasise the securing of high-level professional training that is in line with the requirements of the labour market, offers a wide variety of trades and meets the requirements of the European Union.
The Self-Government of the Town of Jászapáti does its best for the economic development of the town and the region. In the spirit of this, in 2002 it established Jászapáti Industrial and Logistical Park, which, through its infrastructural development, provides ever more favourable conditions for investors.

Jászapáti offers the investors industrial infrastructure, human resource development in line with labour market requirements as well as a labour force seeking jobs that appreciates job possibilities close to its home.

Data about Jászapáti Industrial and Logistical Park

1./ Name of the real estate property
      Jászapáti Ipari és Logisztikai Park

2./ Owner’s name and address
      Jászapáti Város Önkormányzata
      (the Self-Government of the Town of Jászapáti)
      5130 Jászapáti, Velemi Endre út 2.

3./ Contact persons
     Zoltán Borbás, Deputy Mayor
     Tel.: 57/540-100 /ext.:122     30/699-3624
     Fax: 57/440-338        
     e-mail: jaszapati1@vnet.hu

4./ Arial capacities   
     - area measured out for building up:    38.059 m2
     - area usable for extension:    125.052 m2

5./ Location, environment
The industrial park is located in the north-east part of Jászapáti, along the inner-city border and, at the same time, the Újszász–Vámosgyörk railway line, along secondary main road number 31; 95 km (60 miles) from Budapest.

In the town centre, road number 31 is intersected by the Újszász-Jászapáti (3227) and Jászapáti-Jászszentandrás (3228) public roads.

The MÁV railway station is located immediately next to the industrial park, which offers excellent possibilities for logistical services.
LUKOIL Petrol Station is also a neighbouring real estate property.

At present, there is a temporary agricultural airfield operating in the industrial park (Z137 T and M18 dromedar).

6./ Infrastructure

Road:
Basic infrastructural provisions are good, given that its northern border is secondary main road number 31, and in the direction of north – south, branching off from road number 31, a 5.0 meter wide paved road stretches, joining the so-called Pély dirt road. South of the Pély road, there are dirt roads leading to the agricultural areas.

Railway:
The Újszász-Vámosgyörk railway line runs along the area, from south to north providing connections with the Budapest-Miskolc (26 km) and to Slovakia on the north and Budapest-Szolnok (30 km) and to The Ukraine main railway lines on the south.

Dinking water, precipitation channelling, sewage channelling:
The drinking-water provision of the area has been solved, the service provider is Városüzemeltető Kft., established by the local government. The precipitation channelling system was constructed in the area in 2000, while the sewage system in the town was constructed in 2006, the area of the industrial park can be connected to this with the construction of a 600 m network.

Gas provision:
A gas pipeline was established in the area in 1998, service is provided by TIGÁZ.

Electric energy provision:
In 2002, our self-government had a transformer built with a 1 MV capacity; upon request, this capacity can be developed further. Service is provided by ÉMÁSZ.

Telecommunication:
The service provider of the telecommunication network is Invitel Zrt.

7. Labour market

Employment (Jászapáti):

Total number of employed 2,893, of this
         In agriculture                                      393      under 8 classes                 44
         In industry (construction as well)        1,157     8 classes                         595
         In services                                       1,343     skilled worker                1,006
                                                                             secondary final                875
                                                                             tertiary                           373

Catchment area:
There is no significant employment in the labour market map of Jászapáti, in the 19 settlement belonging to its catchment area; the proportion of those looking for jobs is high and most of the employed commute (often to distances of 45-60 km). The total number of the population of these settlements is 62,400, of which the population within 25 km is 51,600, but those living further away are no more than 35 km away from Jászapáti.

Labour on offer, possibilities:
The labour offer is constituted by local job hunters and job hunters living in the catchment area, as well as employees looking for more advantageous jobs through commuting.
When compiling the document, we disregarded the individuals looking for work and the employed of the towns of Jászság and settlements located close to them with a larger employment potential in the area.

- commuters from the area (some 1,600-2,000 persons)    20%                320 – 400
- unemployed in the area (3,641)                                     25%                910 – 910
- persons starting their career (600-800)                                                 100 – 150
                             total     5,841 – 6,441                    20-30%           1,330 – 1,460.

Gip 1 – Industrial (other) economical area, small enterprises zone

At least 2000 m2 parcel is formable, width: 30 m, maximum 50 % of the parcel could be built in.
Height of freestanding building-up (preferably high roof): minimum 4 m maximum 5,5 m. Higher coliseum-construction buildings can be also built if it is proved by a technology. This zone must be catered with at least some of the public utilities.
The minimum green-belt must be 20 % of the parcel.
Buildings under zero altitude can be maximum 60 % of the parcel.
On the parcel, a building must be built with a 20 m front-garden and with a 5 m side-garden what is the compulsory building-line.
By the OTÉK 42. § (2)-(4) articles: 100 % of the demand of the carriage placement must be solved inside the parcel.

Gip 2 – Industrial (other) economical area, middle-works zone

At least 2000 m2 parcel is formable, width: 30 m, maximum 40 % of the parcel could be built in.
Height of freestanding building-up: minimum 4,5 m maximum 7 m. Higher coliseum-construction buildings can be also built if it is proved by a technology. This zone must be catered with at least some of the public utilities.
The minimum green-belt must be 20 % of the parcel.
Buildings under zero altitude can be maximum 60 % of the parcel.
On the parcel, a building must be built with a 20 m front-garden and with a 5 m side-garden what is the compulsory building-line.
By the OTÉK 42. § (2)-(4) articles: 100 % of the demand of the carriage placement must be solved inside the parcel.

Gip 3 – Industrial (other) economical area, middle-works zone

At least 2000 m2 parcel is formable, width: 30 m, maximum 20 % of the parcel could be built in.
Height of freestanding building-up: minimum 3 m maximum 4,5 m. Higher coliseum-construction buildings can be also built if it is proved by a technology. This zone must be catered with at least some of the public utilities.
The minimum green-belt must be 40 % of the parcel.
Buildings under zero altitude can be maximum 30 % of the parcel.
On the parcel, a building must be built with a 20 m front-garden and with a 5 m side-garden what is the compulsory building-line.
By the OTÉK 42. § (2)-(4) articles: 100 % of the demand of the carriage placement must be solved inside the parcel.

Our partners operating in the industrial park:
- Jászapáti 2000. Mg. Zrt.
- Centrum Kft.
- AIR PATROL Kft.
- LUKOIL Kft.
- Diogenész Építészeti Stúdió (Diogenész Architectural Studio)
- HA-HÓ Kft.
- Jászmetál Kkt.
- Fehér Zoltán, entrepreneur
- Recsi Ferenc, entrepreneur