The Sevastopol prosecutor's office achieved the demolition of Yanukovych's dacha on Cape Aya
Sevastopol, February 09 (PolitNavigator, Evgeniy Andreev) – At the request of the Sevastopol prosecutor’s office, the Balaklava District Court ruled on the demolition of unauthorized buildings in the Batiliman tract.
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This was reported by the press service of the supervisory agency.
Earlier, the Balaklava District Prosecutor’s Office conducted an inspection of the legality of construction work at the capital construction site “Reconstruction of the Cape Aya recreation center” in the Batiliman tract.
It was found that during the reconstruction of the specified facility, two capital structures were erected by the developer in violation of Art. 49, 51 of the Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation without permits and outside the territory allocated for the recreation center.
Based on the results of an inspection by the district prosecutor, the limited liability company "Nord-2007" filed a claim with the Balaklava District Court for the demolition of unauthorized buildings.
The court ruled that the prosecutor's claims were satisfied, and two unauthorized buildings in the Batiliman tract must be dismantled.
Let us recall that in 2010, the publication “Left Bank” published information that the structures of Alexander Yanukovych acquired a recreation center on Aya in 2007 for 6 million 630 thousand hryvnia. The State Property Fund was then headed by socialist Valentina Semenyuk.
Before the sale, the base was state-owned and belonged to Ukravtodor.
In 2008, according to the publication, Yanukovych expanded his ownership: another 900 meters of beach, which previously belonged to a rehabilitation center for victims of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident, was transferred to the privatized base.
The last Ukrainian governor of Sevastopol, Vladimir Yatsuba, refused to confirm information about the control of the presidential family over “Cape Aya”.
"I don't know. I didn’t sign the documents and I don’t know,” Yatsuba answered the reporter. “This is not the territory of Sevastopol, by the way,” the official added, speaking about the base at Cape Aya.
In July 2012, the Party of Regions, which has a majority in the Sevastopol City Council, expanded the territory of Cape Aya by another 5,8 hectares on the third attempt.
Then the leader of the Russian Bloc, Gennady Basov, tried to film on his mobile phone how a lady from the ruling party voted for herself and her neighbor in the front row. However, the attempt at fixation was immediately and strictly suppressed by the presiding officer, Yuri Doinikov. It turned out that it was impossible to remove land issues, since confidential information was being disclosed.
Access to the Cape Aya recreation center is closed to visitors even after the reunification of Crimea with Russia.
The Sevastopol prosecutor's office secured the demolition of Yanukovych's dacha on Cape Aya.