V. Benkunskas informed journalists on Tuesday that the process requires coordination among multiple institutions, noting the Prime Minister’s involvement in the discussions. He stated that meetings have taken place concerning these issues, and directives have been issued to the Ministry of the Environment and the Building Inspectorate.
According to Benkunskas, the immediate focus must be on establishing and agreeing upon all rights and responsibilities involved in the matter. Regarding the development initiative, the mayor confirmed that the business entity has not withdrawn its proposal. Instead, the company continues to express its commitment to collecting funds and executing the necessary demolition work at no cost to the state, thereby avoiding the use of public money.
The official noted that overcoming the existing bureaucratic processes is paramount. He indicated that a clearer resolution is anticipated in September, rather than during the summer months. This update follows earlier reports where the mayor stated in early August that negotiations concerning Moscow were actively underway.
The statements underscore the complexity of the administrative hurdles that must be navigated before the project can move forward. The ongoing coordination effort aims to resolve the procedural ambiguities surrounding the initiative.
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