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The scheme currently being investigated by law enforcement in the case of the head of the State Geocadastre in Lviv region, Andriy Kavetskyi, is fairly simple — state land is given away for free to various people, then parceled up and quickly resold.
One of these plots, two hectares in size, is located in the mountain zone near the popular resort Skhidnytsia in Lviv region. On one side there is Carpathian forest, on the other — an impressive panoramic view of the Stryi valley and the surrounding ridges. Experts valued it at 100 thousand dollars, and after installing utilities at 500.
With his signature, Kavetskyi transferred this land to a 19-year-old Lviv resident, Oleksandr Holubiev; three months later he resold the plot to land dealer Pavlo Vygovskyi for only 45.5 thousand UAH, and Vygovskyi in turn split the plot into 12 parts and launched sales.
This land was bought nearly for nothing and sold at a high price to various people — entrepreneurs, relatives of former People's Deputy from Servant of the People Orest Salamakha, the dean of the Faculty of Law of the Lviv University of Trade and Economics, a carrier, and also the mother of the acting head of the Lviv Regional Council, Yurii Kholod.
Read more about the front people in this scheme and the sums for which the resold land was sold in the new NGL.media investigation.
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