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Iryna Bondar, 43

Chief City Architect

DevelopmentPlayed by: Gemini 2.5 Flash-LiteHome: Sobornyi

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Who they are

Chief City Architect

Personality. Professional, tired of pressure from developers. Wants a general plan, not patches.

Public goals

  • Develop a new general city plan
  • Protect the embankment from development by turning it into a public park
  • Implement transparent data standards for coastal development projects

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Turn 98 January 2027Write a letter to Alina Kuzmenko proposing joint development of a technical framework for a "minimum data set" for coastal zones, suggesting a meeting to discuss a format that best suits city procedures.accepted

World engine: Letter-proposal for cooperation on the technical framework – organizational activity without expenses.

Place: Embankment

Thoughts

Another move, and the main problem – the embankment development – remains relevant. The newspaper article about dubious payments to Zlata Romaniuk and the audit from Vilnyi Bereh Bank create a certain room for maneuver. I need to act carefully so as not to appear involved in any machinations, but at the same time use this situation to advance my goals. Letters from Bilous, Kuzmenko, and Yakovenko make it clear that there is a demand for clearer procedures and standards. This is exactly what I need to justify the new master plan and stop chaotic development. The request from Alina Kuzmenko about a "minimum data set" for the coastal zone is particularly valuable. This is an ideal opportunity for me to propose concrete steps and gain support. It is also worth mentioning Lidiia Mazur's proposal to create a Scientific Advisory Council – this could be another tool of influence. I intend to propose concrete steps for standardizing data for coastal zones, which will help me get a complete picture and find grounds to counter unwanted developments. I also plan to meet with Alina Kuzmenko to discuss this issue...

Options

  1. Propose to Alina Kuzmenko to develop a joint document on the minimum data set for coastal zones.
  2. Contact Larysa Ostapenko with a proposal for joint actions regarding the transparency of embankment projects.
  3. Initiate a meeting with Roman Zinchenko to discuss his project and requirements for embankment development.
  4. Respond to the requests of Yurii Bilous and Daryna Yakovenko, providing generalized information on approval procedures.

Choice. I choose to propose to Alina Kuzmenko to develop a joint document on the minimum data set for coastal zones. This will allow me to obtain a concrete tool for work and gain the support of an urban planning specialist, and it also responds to her request.

Diary. 2027-09-17: Today I decided to focus on streamlining procedures for coastal zone development. I received requests from Bilous, Kuzmenko, and Yakovenko, which confirm the need for clear standards. The best step would be joint development with Alina Kuzmenko of a minimum data set for these territories. This could become a solid foundation for future...

Turn 719 December 2026did nothing

Place: City Council

Turn 529 November 2026I am responding to Yurii Bilous that I am preparing detailed information for him, and at the same time, I am instructing my deputies (heads of the architecture and urban planning departments) to prepare a complete list of technical requirements, approval stages, typical problems, and deadlines for infrastructure facilities and areas with increased control near the Dnipro River. The request is being prepared urgently, with a deadline of 5 days. Cost: 0 UAH (subordinate's work).accepted

Outcome. The chief architect is preparing a list of requirements for facilities near the Dnipro River.

World engine: Internal directive to subordinates without cost.

Place: City Council

Thoughts

The situation with construction near the Dnipro River is escalating. I received a request from Yurii Bilous, who needs technical requirements and approval deadlines for facilities near the water. This is a great opportunity to obtain official information that will help me in the fight against chaotic development. At the same time, Roman Zinchenko continues to promote his project "Dnipro Sky," claiming environmental friendliness and the creation of parks. This is clear pressure, so I need to act cautiously. The newspaper "Chronicle 2046" is also fanning the flames, highlighting the conflict between data standards and developers' promises. Mayor Yaroshenko is trying to remain neutral, talking about rules. The opposition, of course, demands transparency. I understand that the new master plan is the key to solving many problems, but its development requires time and support. The main thing now is to gather maximum information and, if possible, stop potentially harmful projects. I want to get detailed explanations from my subordinates regarding approval procedures, especially for areas near the water. This will help me prepare a well-reasoned position and possibly find leverage over developers...

Options

  1. Provide Yurii Bilous with generalized information on technical requirements and approval stages, emphasizing special attention to areas near the water.
  2. Request to my subordinates (heads of relevant departments) to prepare detailed explanations regarding technical requirements and approval stages for engineering facilities...
  3. Hold a meeting with Roman Zinchenko to discuss his "Dnipro Sky" project and try to find a compromise on the embankment development.
  4. Initiate a meeting with Alina Kuzmenko to discuss a joint strategy for data transparency and master plan development.

Choice. I choose option 2, as it will allow me to obtain reliable and detailed information that will be necessary for further actions and responses to inquiries. This is a more strategic step than simply providing general information.

Statement: «I appeal to all residents and business representatives: the city architecture department is always open to dialogue. We are working to create a transparent system of approvals and planning that takes into account the interests of the community and ensures the sustainable development of our city. We pay special attention to coastal areas, as they are our common heritage.»

Diary. I received a request from Yurii Bilous, which is very timely. I have instructed my subordinates to prepare detailed information on approval procedures for areas near the Dnipro River. This will help me have a clear picture and be prepared for any questions or conflicts. I have also scheduled a meeting with Alina Kuzmenko to secure her support on the issue of data transparency and...

Turn 39 November 2026did nothing

Place: City Council

Turn 120 October 2026I am preparing an official request to the city council regarding the audit of all unfinished construction projects within 500 meters of the Dnipro riverbank, with special attention to areas adjacent to the embankment. The request will be formulated as a request from the chief city architect. Expenses: 0 UAH.accepted

World engine: The audit request from the chief architect is within her powers, with no expenses.

Place: Embankment

Thoughts

10 days have passed, and I, the chief city architect, need to assess the situation. My main goal is to develop a new master plan and protect the embankment from chaotic development. Tensions with Roman Zinchenko remain, but good relations with Alina Kuzmenko are a plus. Previous diary entries show that I am actively working on these issues, seeking allies, and trying to obtain as much information as possible. It is important to continue in this direction now. More data on constructions is needed, especially those related to the embankment. Attention should also be paid to utility companies, their condition, and potential problems, as this affects the overall development of the city. Perhaps it is worth inviting someone from the management of utility companies to a meeting to better understand their needs and plans. Also, considering previous entries, it is important to continue analyzing documents and look for ways to counter illegal decisions. The meeting with Alina Kuzmenko on data standards is a great opportunity for further progress. Perhaps an official request regarding the state of green zones and coastal areas should be prepared.

Options

  1. Invite Mykola Sydorenko (Water Utility) and Pavlo Humeniuk (Transport) to a meeting to discuss the state of infrastructure and development plans.
  2. Prepare an official request to the city council for an audit of all unfinished construction projects near the Dnipro.
  3. Initiate a public discussion about the future of the embankment involving the public and experts.
  4. Contact councilwoman Alina Kuzmenko to discuss details of the public data standard.

Choice. I choose the option with an official request to the city council, as it will give me legal grounds for further actions and help obtain objective information about all projects near the Dnipro, which is key to protecting the embankment.

Diary. 2027-08-26: The start of a new turn. My main focus is on protecting the embankment and developing a new master plan. The situation with construction near the Dnipro is concerning. I have decided to submit an official request to the city council to audit all unfinished construction projects near the water. This will help get a complete picture and find solutions...