The Nicosia Municipality has declared a number of buildings as dangerous within the framework of inspections conducted on constructions, especially in areas of special character, and maintains a registry of dangerous buildings, as well as following complaints from citizens.
“Buildings that present problems are inspected by trained engineers/technicians, who determine if there is indeed a danger that could cause harm to residents, passers-by, or even illegal entrants. Then the buildings are declared ‘dangerous’ according to Cypriot legislation,” the Nicosia Municipality stated in an announcement.
The Municipality calls on the owners of buildings that have been declared as dangerous to immediately contact the Technical Service of the Nicosia Municipality at phone numbers 22797484, -554 and to take all necessary measures to remove the danger.
Otherwise, the Municipality states that it may autonomously enter the building, taking all measures to eliminate the risk, and/or impose an administrative fine of up to €20,000, and/or initiate a criminal case.
According to the announcement, the buildings declared as dangerous are located at Aristokyprou Street 22 & Konstantinou Palaiologou 19-20 corner, Agios Savvas parish, Reg. No.: 21/460609, Sect. A, Plot 199; at Hippokratous Street 16Α, Agios Savvas parish, Reg. No.: 21/460512, Sect. B, Plot 98; at Gianni Psichari Street 54, Agios Andreas parish, Reg. No.: 21/450301, Sect. 1, Plot 85; at Hector Street 48, Takt El Kale parish, Reg. No.: 21/470113, Sect. 2, Plot 50; at Digeni Akrita Street 84, Trypioti parish, Reg. No.: 21/540301, Sect. 25, Plot 1027; at Lesvou Street 3, Kaimakli parish, Reg. No.: 21/1000V01, Sect. A, Plot 384; at Digeni Akrita Street 82, Agios Antonios parish, Reg. No.: 21/540301, Sect. 24, Plot 326; and at Theokritou Street 6, Agios Antonios parish, Reg. No.: 21/460604, Sect. 24, Plot 153.
