The Kyiv City State Administration has revised the heating pipeline project in Teremky: only 10 trees will be cut down
During the construction of a new heating network for the Teremky residential complex in the Holosiivskyi District, most of the trees will be preserved. However, 10 trees will have to be cut down, and some of the trees will need to be pruned.
Following a final meeting with community representatives and experts regarding the construction of the heating network in the Holosiivskyi district—which is intended to provide heat to more than 200,000 residents of the Teremky residential complex—it was decided to preserve the majority of the trees.
The Kyiv City State Administration (KCSA) noted that an optimized plan has been developed—only 10 trees will need to be removed, while the remaining 160 will be preserved, with some of them to be pruned.
As noted by the Kyiv City State Administration, various options for laying the district heating network were presented; however, experts believe that there is no viable alternative to the current project due to the tight deadlines for preparing for the heating season.
Dmytro Naumenko, Director of the Kyiv City State Administration’s Department of Housing and Municipal Infrastructure, presented to community representatives the various construction options that had been developed and reviewed.
Over the past month, the city has involved scientists and industry experts—including those nominated by the public—in analyzing these options.
“During a meeting with residents, the experts also emphasized that there is no fully-fledged and realistic alternative to the current project, given the very tight timeline for preparing for winter,” the Kyiv City State Administration noted.
As a reminder, the authorities explained the presence of heavy equipment near the park in Teremky, where trees were being cut down.
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