Lviv wants to receive €50 million for the reconstruction of Mikolajchuk Street

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The City Hall plans to provide access to hospitals on Mykolaichuka Street and receive a grant of 50 million euros from the European Investment Bank for this purpose.

Negotiations are currently underway to receive the first half of the amount, informs "Your city" edition.

There, in particular, they want to build housing for patients of the rehabilitation center, for which 19,5 million euros are already available, as well as lay a tram track.

Visualization of the reconstruction project of Mykolaichuka Street

"Accessibility to the hospital is now critically important. We are building a prosthetics workshop nearby, a housing project for the wounded will start soon, the hospital is building additional buildings, and there is a need for additional lanes for ambulances," says First Deputy Mayor of Lviv Andriy Moskalenko.

The city plans to lay a tram line, to arrange a separate public transport lane, which will be shared by buses and electric transport.

Visualization of the reconstruction project of Mykolaichuka Street

In particular, already now on the street Preparatory works for the construction of social housing, which will be next to the "Nezlamni" rehabilitation center, are ongoing in Mykolaychuk. Houses will be built there, where those undergoing rehabilitation at the Center can live temporarily.

It should be noted that the "Nezlamni" rehabilitation center is located on Mikolajchuk Street in Lviv, the hospital of St. Panteleimon (former name – Lviv Emergency Medical Clinic), as well as children's polyclinic No. 2 on St. Mazepy, 25.

 

 

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