Kiosks are obstructing heating network repairs: five structures to be dismantled in Mykolaiv

The Executive Committee of the Mykolaiv City Council approved the removal of five trade kiosks and pavilions in the Inhulskyi and Korabelnyi districts of Mykolaiv. The decision was made yesterday, November 11. According to an explanation by Inna Yerentiuk, deputy director of the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, three of the structures are located where heat utility workers are carrying out repairs.

“These cases were handled following requests from the Mykolaiv CHP, because the structures are in the way. None of these five structures has valid land-use permits or location plans. One of the five requests was a complaint submitted through the call center, while another — at 316 Bohoiavlenskyi Avenue — was a separate administrative directive that we acted on. The structure has no permits and is subject to removal,” Inna Yerentiuk explained.

The following structures are slated for removal:

• trade pavilions bearing the signs “Vegetables and Fruit” and “Pet Shop”, near buildings No. 2 and No. 2-A on Myru Avenue;
• a pavilion near building No. 316 on Bohoiavlenskyi Avenue;
• a kiosk at the corner of Myru Avenue and Kosmonavtiv Street;
• a kiosk at the corner of Myru Avenue and Budivelnykiv Street.

The structures must be removed by August 31, 2027. The Department of Architecture and Urban Planning was tasked with determining who will carry out the removal within three days of the decision being adopted.

Separately, the Executive Committee denied two entrepreneurs preliminary consent to obtain a temporary easement for the use of land plots:

• Individual entrepreneur Fakhraddin Agabay Ogly Abdulgasanov planned to install a temporary structure measuring 10 m² near building No. 82-A on Ihor Bedzai Street (Chkalova);
• Individual entrepreneur Tetiana Zoria applied to set up a summer terrace near building No. 138-V on Tsentralnyi Avenue. The draft decision concerning this terrace also notes that no graphic materials indicating the desired location were provided.

“These structures are in the city’s Central District. The reason for the refusal is non-compliance with building codes. The proposed structures would be located on pedestrian and sidewalk areas, so the decision was to refuse,” Inna Yerentiuk noted.

Overall, the Executive Committee bundled seven draft decisions into one package, which received 12 votes in favor.

We previously reported:

• Council members rejected the land allocation for a bus stop with a shop in Korabelnyi District
• Pavilion in Mykolaiv’s “Mayak” area to be removed
• Tensions rise: unauthorized construction at the “Phoenix” market is hindering emergency water-main repairs
• In Mykolaiv, 220 temporary movable structures have become permanent
• “Removal will take more than a year”: nearly 200 kiosks are located over emergency utilities belonging to Mykolaivvodokanal and Mykolaivgaz