16 July 2025

Dismantling of damaged facilities in Odesa is a matter for an extraordinary executive committee

(Photo: Odesa City Council)

An extraordinary meeting of the executive committee of the Odesa City Council will begin on Thursday, July 17, at 11:00 a.m.

This became known from an announcement published on the website of the Odesa municipality.

The agenda currently includes one issue - the dismantling of facilities damaged or destroyed as a result of the armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. Director of the Department of City Improvement Oleksandr Ilyin is to report on it.

Screenshot: Odesa City Council

At a regular meeting of the executive committee in June, members of the committee agreed to compensate residents of the houses on Yaroslav Mudryi Avenue and Skisna Street that were hit by Russian missiles. According to Mayor Gennadiy Trukhanov, 13 apartment owners on Skisna Street have already applied for compensation totaling more than UAH 18.3 million. According to the commission, four apartments in the house on Yaroslav Mudryi Street were destroyed. The owners of three of them have already applied for compensation totaling UAH 6.7 million.

In May, an extraordinary executive committee announced the dismantling of four residential buildings that had been completely destroyed by Russian shelling. The deputies decided that the dismantling would be carried out on Skisna, Agronomichna, Zadniprovsky and Mykola Borovskoho streets.

At a regular meeting, they also authorized the installation of new advertising structures and terminated the existing ones. In addition, the issue of transferring project documentation for the repair of two bomb shelters in the city center will be resolved. They also transferred the property from the balance sheet of the city humanitarian center to other municipal institutions.

Particular attention was paid to providing apartments to Odessans in different parts of the city, in particular on Akademika Korolyova, Buvalkina, and Futuristiv Lane. Several decisions concerned the payment of compensation for destroyed or damaged housing as a result of hostilities.

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