Locals won't take it

I wrote in February about this - the attempt to close off the footpath between the DK50 in Nowe Grobice and Sułkowice (presumably by railway infrastructure operator PKP PLK) by placing two no-entry signs at either end.

Yesterday, I walked up there to see how it was going. The outcome surprised me.

The no-entry sign by the DK50 has disappeared (below) - all that's left is a small hole in the ground, about 60mm in diameter (in the foreground).

Below: the sign in question, photographed on 11 February.

Below: the sign that appeared in the week between 11 and 18 February (right). Someone, most probably a local resident, was very unhappy about it. I noticed this from the train the other day, which prompted me to check it out. Note: traffic signs conveying a prohibition are round. Triangular ones are warnings. The exclamation mark means 'other danger', rather than being 'no entry'

The question is - who removed the sign by the DK50? Has PKP PLK changed its mind? 

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