The scandal surrounding the privatization of part of the premises of the communal enterprise "Lutsk Children's Music School No. 1" flared up with renewed force on December 23. Representatives of the school's labor collective have obtained a copy of a statement by Tetiana Kryvytska, the daughter of the Lutsk mayor, from which it follows that she wishes to sell the privatized part of the music school for 185 thousand hryvnias. This was reported by a correspondent of the Western Information Corporation. \n \nThe statement, which was allegedly submitted to the city council on December 22, 2005, addressed to the first deputy of the Lutsk city mayor Sviatoslav Kravchuk, says: \n \n"In connection with the conflict ... I have made a decision to sell the part of building No. 13 on Kryvyi Val St. in the city of Lutsk that belongs to me by right of ownership. \n \nAccording to the conclusion ... of the communal enterprise 'Volyn Bureau of Technical Inventory' ... the value of the part belonging to me by right of ownership ... amounts to 208 thousand 179 hryvnias. \n \nIn connection with the fact that in accordance with Art. 362 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, in the case of sale, the preemptive right to purchase a part in the right of common shared ownership belongs to the co-owner, I am notifying you that I intend to sell the share belonging to me ... with a total area of 284.7 sq.m for 185 thousand hryvnias. \n \n... I ask that within one month from the day of receiving this statement you notify me in writing of your intention to buy the share in the common ownership, or of your refusal of such intention." \n \nAnother document, bearing the seal of the Lutsk city children's center for early intellectual and aesthetic development "Svitlynka," which is headed by Tetiana Kryvytska, shows that as early as November 8, 2005, a request was submitted to the head of the Volyn BTI of Lutsk for registration of a purchase and sale agreement, for making changes to the passport, for conducting an expert valuation taking into account the cost of acquisition and repair, as well as for issuing an extract from the register of ownership rights to immovable property for the alienation of non-residential premises at the address: Kryvyi Val St., 13. \n \nHaving learned about this, representatives of the music school's labor collective are preparing an appeal on this matter not only to the regional prosecutor, but also to the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine. \n \nReference. \n \nMore than two months ago, information appeared on the official website of the city hall that Tetiana Kryvytska was voluntarily renouncing the privatized part of the premises, and that the renunciation procedure itself would be officially formalized within two weeks