A special commission on renaming the city's streets has been created under the Lutsk city executive committee. The commission is to determine the list of "Soviet" streets that will have their historical names restored or be renamed with Ukrainian names, reports the press service of the Lutsk city council.\n\nThe commission includes heads of the relevant departments and directorates of the executive committee, city council deputies, local historians, ethnographers, art historians and specialists from the regional archive. The commission is headed by first deputy mayor Sviatoslav Kravchuk.\n\nAt the first meeting, commission members reviewed applications and proposals regarding the renaming of streets and determined the list of streets for priority renaming. In particular, it is proposed to rename the streets: Pavlyk Morozov – to Heroes of Kruty, Dekabrystiv – to Pavlo Skoropadskyi, Ordzhonikidze – to Stepan Bandera, Pasha Savelyeva - to Virmenska.\n\nSince the renaming of streets, both for citizens and for business entities, requires going through a number of registration and approval procedures, as well as the material costs associated with them, the commission decided to conduct a public expert review regarding the necessity and timeliness of carrying out the regulation of street names. Therefore, the city authorities invite Lutsk residents to the discussion. Soon, with the aim of comprehensively covering this issue, a round table will be held.
In Lutsk they want to get rid of Pavlik Morozov and Pasha Savelyeva
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