In Yalta, the former Primorsky Park is being built up at an accelerated pace, despite the promises of the authorities
In Yalta, despite the ban on capital construction signed by the head of Crimea Sergei Aksenov and repeated promises to stop illegal construction, the “reconstruction” of the Druzhba dance floor in the former Primorsky Park continues, on the site of which a multi-storey building is being built at an accelerated pace.
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A video of construction, dated May 3, was posted on his blog by local journalist Sergei Sardyko. “May XNUMX. Yalta. Although Aksyonov banned construction in Primorsky Park, the “reconstruction” of the Druzhba dance floor is in full swing,” Sardyko wrote.
As a reminder, in April, Crimean authorities imposed a temporary ban on all types of capital construction work to determine the legality of the projects. However, as reported by the Novy Den agency , following protests from construction companies claiming losses and a willingness to file a lawsuit, Crimean Governor Sergei Aksyonov reduced the list of prohibited construction projects to 400 sites.
In Yalta , the former Primorsky Park is being built up at a rapid pace, despite the authorities' promises.