Mykolaiv secured the land for “Sports Town” to launch the stadium

The land plot with the unfinished construction of the Sports Town sports complex in Peremohy Park has officially been registered as belonging to the Mykolaiv community. First Deputy Mayor Vitalii Lukov announced the completion of this stage at a staff meeting on November 9. Registration allows the city to move on to preparing to commission the stadium.

The sports complex covers more than 12 hectares and includes a fencing school and a stadium. It effectively opened back in 2013, but the legal paperwork for the construction was never completed. As a result, the complex remained on the state’s books for years.

In 2023, the city secured the transfer of the property complex into municipal ownership. The registration of the land beneath it has now also been completed. The next step is for the upcoming council session to consider transferring the plot to the stadium’s balance sheet.

“We have acquired ownership of the land plot with an unfinished construction project in Peremohy Park. We can now move on to the next stage — commissioning the stadium. At the upcoming session, we will consider transferring this land to the stadium’s balance sheet, and the unfinished construction project will be consolidated with the plot,” said First Deputy Mayor Vitalii Lukov.

Mayor Oleksandr Sienkevych thanked Heorhii Reshetilov, acting head of the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration, for helping complete this stage.

Registering the land makes it possible to begin preparatory work to commission the stadium. Its full opening remains the next goal: no completion of these works or launch of the stadium has been announced yet.

Source: Mykolaiv City Council.

We previously reported:

• Fight for “Atlant”: Mykolaiv plans to separate the yacht parking area from the sports school as sailors sound the alarm
• “Zorya”-“Mashproekt” lost the right to use the land where its sports complex is located
• Not even two years later: the Zorya sports complex was finally transferred to the ownership of the city of Mykolaiv
• Mykolaiv residents demand a new race track to replace the karting track in Korabelnyi District, which was leased out
• “Only 4% left”: Mykolaiv seeks to take over the unfinished sports complex in Peremohy Park