Buildings at Sobieski Street – alleged spy buildings, where the employees of the USSR embassy and later the Russian Federation lived, the Treasury donated Warsaw – informed the president of the capital Rafał Trzaskowski and the Mazowieckie Provincial Mariusz Frankowski. In return, the city will supply 40 housing units for police officers.
We yet have a breakthrough – an agreement with the voivode. Warsaw Capital City takes over “spy”
said the president of Warsaw. He added that the buildings were devastated and their documentation was taken by the Russians.
You had to do a thorough analysis to prepare for what was next.
“He added. He emphasized that the building would be completely renovated and service the Warsawers.
An agreement with the politician assumes the transfer of buildings to the city, and in return the magisterate will make available 40 housing units for police officers in another districts. The estimated investment cost is PLN 100 million. The city will want to get any money from KPO and BGK.
I am very pleased that alternatively of the criminal government Putin, the building will service the Warsawers. due to the fact that it's kind of a symbol.
— said Trzaskowski
The Mazowiecka state recalled that a different building was transferred to Russia last year – a school on Kielce Street. He pointed out that he enjoyed this year's agreement, as it would bring housing to the police, not necessarily in this building.
We're closing a stage, and at the same time we're heading for more security, passing any of the apartments to police officers.
“He added.
The city plans to demolish 2 front buildings of "spy", and 2 fresh buildings with respective floors will be built in their place. On the another hand, the main block will be renovated. A work agenda is to be provided in the coming weeks.
As for the building on Kielce Street, the president of Warsaw said that after the analysis it turned out that the cost of renovation would be higher than expected. He confirmed that there would be an Irena Sendler peculiar school in the building.
The city took over "spy" in March 2023. In the building on Sobieski 100 Street, where employees of the Russian embassy lived in the times of PRL there are over 100 apartments. Many years ago, the building was abandoned. Representatives of the Ministry of abroad Affairs and the Capital City Hall undertook respective attempts to regulate the legal position of the property for the Russian Federation in Poland and Russia for Poland, respectively.
The full complex has over 7,000 square meters of usable space. It included embassy and commercial representatives. He besides had additional functions. The buildings on the street side featured a amusement club and a basketball hall. The building is located on the Treasury site, but it is administered by the city.
In January 2023, the city took over from Russia a school building on Kielce Street. In April 2024, he was donated to the city by the Treasury. The children of russian diplomats utilized to learn in this building.
W There are 4 more properties occupied by the Russian Federation. At 49 Belvederska Street is the seat of the Embassy of the Russian Federation. It is simply a property in the usage of perpetual FR and is owned by the State Treasury.
Another property is simply a residential building of FR embassy staff at 2B Bobrowecka Street. In the case of this property, as the town hall transferred, there is simply a court proceedings for its release. This is the property of the Treasury. On the site stands an increasingly ruined six-storey block.
There is besides a property on 25 Belvederska Street, where the Consular Department of the FR Embassy is located. It is the property of the Treasury. The building besides houses the Russian home in Warsaw – an institution to advance Russian culture.
The last property is simply a residential building of FR embassy staff at 3 Beethovena Street. The property is owned by Warsaw.
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