On February 14, in Lutsk, a deputy of the city council, the head of the "National Alliance" Ihor Huz, disrupted the operational meeting of the city executive committee, which was conducted by city mayor Anton Kryvytskyi. Having brought representatives of the music school into the premises, he began demanding that Anton Kryvytskyi return the privatized part of the premises of music school No. 1 to city ownership. This was reported by the West Information Corporation's own correspondent.

Ihor Huz showed a receipt from the city mayor in which he promised, regardless of the court's decision, to return the privatized part of the premises to the city's ownership, and loudly demanded that this be done immediately. Anton Kryvytskyi, after an unsuccessful attempt to resolve the issue normally and continue the meeting, also switched to raised tones and pointed out to the deputy that he "had not yet planted trees, had not paid taxes, receives grants from America," and so on. After five minutes of squabbling and general uproar, which already made it impossible to hold the meeting, Anton Kryvytskyi closed it. Later he received representatives of the labor collective.

As stated by first deputy city mayor Sviatoslav Kravchuk, the city, even if it does return the privatized part of the premises to its ownership, will still not be able to maintain it, because the budget lacks the corresponding funds.

For a year and a half, the collective of the communal enterprise "Lutsk Children's City Music School No. 1" has been fighting for its premises, part of which was privatized by the Lutsk City Children's Center for Early Intellectual and Aesthetic Development "Svitlynka," headed by Tetiana Kryvytska – the daughter of the Lutsk city mayor. The case is being considered by the Lviv Appellate Court.

According to a copy of Tetiana Kryvytska's application, which the representatives of the collective have, she wishes to sell the privatized part of the music school premises for 185 thousand hryvnias.

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