Yerevan City Hall recently made a decision to return the rural areas to the residents of Yerevan as part of their ongoing efforts to improve municipal administration. The latest step in this process occurred in the Erebuni administrative district, where buildings that did not comply with the newly established norms were demolished.

This initiative aims to create a more visually pleasing and harmonious urban environment, while also ensuring that buildings meet safety and construction standards. By removing structures that do not adhere to these guidelines, the city can promote sustainable development and enhance the quality of life for its residents.

The decision made by the Yerevan City Hall to demolish non-compliant buildings reflects their commitment to enforcing regulations and improving the overall infrastructure of the city. This proactive approach is welcomed by many residents who have expressed their concerns about dilapidated structures and the negative impact they have on the aesthetic appeal of their neighborhoods.

The process of demolishing these non-compliant buildings marks a significant step forward in the ongoing efforts to revamp Yerevan’s urban landscape. As the municipal administration continues to prioritize the well-being of its residents, further development and beautification projects are anticipated throughout the city.

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