Yerevan's official acts, parsed and translated. The Armenian original is the source of truth; the translation and the breakdown are machine-made.
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On February 11, 2020, at 11:00, the 1st session of the 4th convocation of the Council of Elders of the City of Yerevan will be convened. The draft agenda includes 10 items.
“Arabkir” Medical Complex-Institute of Children and Adolescents Health” LLC plans to build a new hospital building and reconstruct the existing ones. Public discussions on the preliminary environmental impact assessment will take place on February 12, 2020, at 11:00 AM, at 30 Mamikonyants Street. The discussions will be held in accordance with the procedure established by the RA Law “On Environmental Impact Assessment and Expertise” and RA Government Decision N 1325-N.
“Advanced Development” LLC plans to construct a residential complex. A public discussion on the preliminary environmental impact assessment will be held on February 12, 2020, at 12:00, at 45 Bagrevand, Nor Nork administrative district, Yerevan. For questions, you can call 099991155.
Yerevan City Hall announces an open competition for the design of a monument dedicated to the memory of the victims of the events that took place in Yerevan on March 1, 2008. The monument is planned to be implemented in the format of a bas-relief and will be located in the Children's Park, in the area enclosed by Zakyan, Beirut and Grigor Lusavorich streets. Competition proposals must be submitted by February 24, 2020.
On February 11, 2020, at 15:00, a public discussion will be held at Arin-Berd 3rd Lane, Yerevan, on the preliminary environmental impact assessment of the
6 февраля 2020 года, в 11:00, по адресу: город Ереван, улица П. Севака 8/2, помещение 145, состоятся общественные обсуждения заявки на предварительную оценку воздействия на окружающую среду многоквартирного комплекса, планируемого к строительству на улице Монте Мелконяна в городе Ереван со стороны ОО «Объединение выпускников ЕГУ». С документами можно ознакомиться в офисе ОО «Объединение выпускников ЕГУ» по адресу: улица П. Севака 8/2, помещение 145, тел.: 091 586635.
Public discussions will be held on the environmental impact assessment report for the operation of the used battery collection and recycling workshop planned by "Lusi-Areg" LLC at 82 Shirak Street, Yerevan. Participation will take place on February 10, 2020, at 11:00 AM, at 82 Shirak Street. Documents can be reviewed at the office of "Lusi-Areg" LLC at the same address.
On February 6, 2020, at 11:00, public discussions will be held dedicated to the preliminary environmental impact assessment application for the multi-apartment complex planned by the "YSU Alumni Association" NGO on Monte Melkonyan Street in Yerevan. Documents can be reviewed at the mentioned NGO's office: P. Sevak Street 8/2, area 145.
"Shinart Grup" LLC plans to build a multi-apartment residential complex in the Ajapnyak administrative district. The public discussions on the initial environmental impact assessment application, which were previously scheduled for January 27, 2020, have been moved to January 29, 2020, at 11:00 AM, and will take place at 32/3 Fuchik street.
"Lusi-Areg" LLC plans to operate a spent battery collection and recycling workshop at 82 Shiraki Street, Yerevan. Public discussions on its environmental impact assessment will take place on February 10, 2020, at 11:00 AM, at the same address. Documents can be reviewed at the specified address.
On January 27, 2020, at 11:00 AM, a public discussion will be held at the address 32/3 Fuchik, Ajapnyak administrative district of Yerevan, regarding the application for preliminary environmental impact assessment of a multi-apartment residential complex planned by «Shinart Group» LLC. For questions, you can call the phone number (099) 99 11 55
The territorial department of social support of the staff of Yerevan Municipality invites territorial subdivisions of state administration bodies, local self-government bodies, organizations providing social services and individuals to join the social cooperation agreement. The goal is to promote the cooperation of all interested parties in the process of providing social services, as well as to reduce the economic and social vulnerability of poor, socially vulnerable and isolated groups.
The Nor Nork territorial division of social support of the Yerevan City Hall invites bodies, organizations, and individuals providing social services to cooperate. The purpose of cooperation is to promote the provision of social services, increase their accessibility and quality, as well as reduce the vulnerability of poor, socially disadvantaged, and isolated groups.
This agreement is concluded for the purpose of developing social cooperation in the Malatia-Sebastia administrative district of Yerevan, promoting cooperation among stakeholders in the process of providing social services, as well as reducing the vulnerability of poor, socially disadvantaged and isolated groups. The parties to the agreement are territorial bodies providing social services, territorial administration and local self-government bodies, other organizations providing social services, as well as individuals. To coordinate the work of implementing social cooperation, a coordinating council is formed, which includes representatives of territorial bodies, organizations and individuals. The agreement is signed by the head of the Malatia-Sebastia territorial division of social support of the Yerevan City Hall staff.
This agreement is concluded between the Nork-Marash territorial division of social support of the Yerevan City Hall staff and other organizations and individuals, with the aim of promoting cooperation in the field of social support. The agreement defines the goals, objectives of cooperation, the rights and obligations of the parties, as well as the procedure for resolving disputes. A coordinating council is established to coordinate the cooperation activities.
The Nubarashen territorial division of social support of the Yerevan City Hall staff invites bodies, organizations, and individuals providing social services for cooperation. The goal is to promote cooperation, development, and the formation of partnership relations among all stakeholders in the process of providing social services.
This declaration refers to the social cooperation agreement in the Kentron administrative district of Yerevan. It is aimed at reducing the vulnerability of poor, socially disadvantaged, and isolated groups. The agreement defines the goals, objectives, rights and obligations of the parties, as well as the procedure for forming a coordinating council.
This agreement defines the principles of cooperation in the process of providing social services in the Ajapnyak administrative district. It is aimed at reducing the economic and social vulnerability of poor, socially disadvantaged and isolated groups. The agreement also defines the rights and obligations of the Parties, as well as the procedure for resolving disputes.
The Davtashen territorial division of social support of the Yerevan City Hall invites state administration and local self-government bodies, organizations providing social services, and individuals to join the social cooperation agreement. The agreement aims to promote cooperation, development, and the formation of partnership relations among interested parties in the process of providing social services. It is aimed at reducing the economic and social vulnerability of poor, socially disadvantaged, and isolated groups.
This document is a social cooperation agreement for the Kanaker-Zeytun administrative district of Yerevan. It aims to promote the cooperation of all stakeholders in the provision of social services, including government bodies, organizations, and individuals. The agreement outlines the objectives and tasks related to social assistance, the parties involved, the coordination of activities through a council, the rights and responsibilities of the parties, and dispute resolution mechanisms. It emphasizes the importance of integrated social services, accessibility, quality, and addressing the needs of vulnerable groups.