Odesa Oblast State Administration provided two positive conclusions on amalgamation of hromadas in Shyriayeve Rayon, as reported by the Odesa Local Government Development of the U-LEAD with Europe Programme.
Within the framework of the first conclusion, the territorial communities of the villages of Petrovirivka, Revova, Kostyantyniv, Polyove of the Petrovirivka village council and the villages of Novosvitivka and Rozkishne of the Novosvitivka village council will amalgamate. The administrative centre will be located in the village of Petrovirivka. The AH population will make up about 4900 people.
The second conclusion concerns amalgamation of the villages of Stari Mayaky, Butsy, Zolochivske, Novi Mayaky, Tymofiyivka, Yakymiv Yar of the Stari Mayaky village council, villages of Viktorivka, Maryivka of the Viktorivka village council, villages of Mykolayivka, Novopavlivka of the Mykolayivka village council and the villages of Novoandriivka, Doktorove, Zirka, Sichneve, Skosarivske of the Novoandriivka village council, as well as the villages of Preobrazhenka, Chornyi Kut, Lidivka of the Preobrazhenka village council. The village of Stari Mayaky will become the hromada centre. The population of AH will be over 4,600 citizens.
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