The city will legally defend the right of the community to the unfinished school in Bryukhovychy on the street. Bukova, which was previously on the balance sheet of the Bryukhovytsia settlement council. Recently, the premises of the communal school were purchased by a private company at an electronic auction.
The department of urban agglomeration notes that when Bryukhovychy became part of the Lviv MTG, the city council conducted an inventory of all objects in the village. The premises of the school on Bukovia Street, which was on the balance sheet of the settlement council, in accordance with the current legislation, had to be transferred to the balance sheet of the Lviv City Council. However, while the paperwork continued, the unfinished school was sold. This happened because in the Sykhiv District Court Ilona-Trans LLC – the third company that at one time tried to complete the school – offered to collect its debt to a third party by selling property that it does not actually own and which it returned to the balance sheet of the Bryukhovytsia settlement council 15 years ago.
As a result, the school building was sold at auction.
“Lawyers of the city council have already filed an appeal to the court to cancel the decision of the Sykhiv district court. We have to protect the property of the community and finally register the school building in Bryukhovychy under the Lviv MTG,” said Yuriy Lukashevskyi, director of the urban agglomeration department of the LMR.
We will remind you that the school on Bukova began to be built for the Bryukhovych community back in the 90s. Although the building was 90% ready, it was never opened. During this time, the balance holder of the unfinished construction was changed several times. Since 2007, it has been on the balance sheet of Bryukhovytsia settlement council. However, without registered ownership.
By the way, earlier the Lviv Court of Appeal banned any construction on the territory of the unfinished school in Bryukhovychy, which the former local government had given for residential development. The court made the relevant decision at a meeting on December 5.ia