Another 18 memorial plaques to Ukrainian defenders will be installed in the Lviv community, 17 of which will be on the facades of educational institutions and one on a residential building. This decision was supported at a meeting of the executive committee of the Lviv City Council on April 9.
According to Anton Kolomeytsev, chief architect of Lviv, the memorial plaques meet the standards approved by the city.
Thus, memorial plaques will appear in Lviv:
– Oleh Andriytsiv, Oleksandr Bekerskyi, Oleksandr Brukhal, Yuriy Hubyak, Andriy Kryvonos, Pavlo Petrushchak, Oleh Fedkovych – Lyceum No. 74 named after Mariyka Pidhiryanka of the Lviv City Council;
– Oleh Andriyetskyi, Andriy Slipets – Secondary school No. 40 in Lviv. Lviv;
– Mykhailo Hamkal – Lyceum “Sykhivskyi” of Lviv City Council;
– Yaroslav Kmit – Lyceum No. 37 of Lviv City Council;
– Nazariy Kravchuk, Maksym Lavrenko, Ostap Tytseiko – Secondary school No. 54 of Lviv Lviv;
– Andriy Kryshtal – V. Stus Lyceum of International Relations of Lviv City Council;
– Roman Matviyas – Velykyi Hrybovychi Lyceum of Lviv City Council;
– Andriy Nezhura – Lyceum No. 51 named after Ivan Franko of the Lviv City Council;
– Theodore Osadchy – on the facade of a residential building.
As a reminder, Lviv has a special procedure for installing memorial plaques to the defenders of Ukraine in accordance with the approved model. The plaque can be installed on the educational institution where the soldier studied or on the house where he lived.