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Aarhus Centers Of Armenia Demand Canceling Decision To Place In Mashtots Park
arminfo
Wednesday, February 29, 14:48
In their letters to the President, Prime Minister, Urban Development
Minister and Yerevan Mayor the Aarhus centers of Armenia demand
canceling the decision to transfer the trade pavilions formerly
located on Abovyan Street to Mashtots Park, Ecolur reported
The municipal authorities say that this is part of the program to
zone Yerevan's center, but the greens insist that this is contrary
to the city's general outlay.
The Heritage party has sued the Yerevan Municipality. Experts say
that the project runs counter to the Land Code and the law on urban
development and note that no public hearings and environmental impact
assessment have been conducted.
A number of cultural workers and public figures have already stood
up for the park, with as many as 4,000 signatures collected against
the project.
On Tuesday Armenia's Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan met with a group
of architects and told them that the transfer of the pavilions to
the park was a temporary measure.
From: A. Papazian
arminfo
Wednesday, February 29, 14:48
In their letters to the President, Prime Minister, Urban Development
Minister and Yerevan Mayor the Aarhus centers of Armenia demand
canceling the decision to transfer the trade pavilions formerly
located on Abovyan Street to Mashtots Park, Ecolur reported
The municipal authorities say that this is part of the program to
zone Yerevan's center, but the greens insist that this is contrary
to the city's general outlay.
The Heritage party has sued the Yerevan Municipality. Experts say
that the project runs counter to the Land Code and the law on urban
development and note that no public hearings and environmental impact
assessment have been conducted.
A number of cultural workers and public figures have already stood
up for the park, with as many as 4,000 signatures collected against
the project.
On Tuesday Armenia's Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan met with a group
of architects and told them that the transfer of the pavilions to
the park was a temporary measure.
From: A. Papazian