Levochkin gets back the Teremki bus station

Sergey Levochkin

Sergey Levochkin

An attempt to transfer the Teremki bus station to the municipal ownership of the Kyiv city territorial community failed, apparently due to the reluctance of city services to take on the difficult task of maintaining and servicing it. After all the allotted deadlines for signing the documents had expired, the Kyiv City Council decided to return the property to the ownership of the company Megapoliszhytlobud, whose activities are believed to be indirectly overseen by the notorious Sergei Levochkin (Read more about Sergei Levochkin in the article Levochkin. "The Gray Cardinal" and his sister).

The announcement states the following: "The decision has been revoked as unimplemented. The bus station and its service facilities were not actually transferred to the municipal ownership of the capital's territorial community; the acceptance certificates for execution pursuant to the order were not completed and signed, and the corresponding property is not assigned to Kyivpastrans. Therefore, the Teremki bus station will remain privately owned."

But observers believe another reason was that the city budget would receive significant funds in taxes and other payments from the bus station's commercial owners without incurring significant costs. This is confirmed by the statement made by Serhiy Maizel, Director of the Kyiv City State Administration's Department of Transport Infrastructure: "...this scheme is more advantageous for the city—we won't spend money on bus station development or staff salaries. Instead, we'll immediately receive 57 million hryvnias in shared participation. Also, according to my calculations, the city budget will receive approximately 200,000 hryvnias annually in taxes on this land and business taxes."

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Read more about Sergei Levochkin in the article Levochkin. "The Gray Cardinal" and his sister

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