Polish allotment garden holders (ROD) are facing significantly increased perpetual usage fees imposed by local authorities in major cities. These rising costs could see gardeners paying several thousand złoty more annually for their plots. The increases have sparked concern among allotment owners, who fear being priced out of their gardens. This situation has escalated to the point of requiring intervention from members of parliament. The issue centers around the valuation of land used for allotments and the justification for substantially higher fees. It remains uncertain how these new fees will ultimately impact the accessibility and affordability of allotment gardens across Poland. The situation highlights a growing tension between local government revenue needs and the recreational and community value of allotments.