Vul. Klyonovycha, 6 – residential building

On 26 February 1895 the owners of plots number 504, 505, 506 4/4, architects Jakub Sołomon Kroch and Maurycy Silberstein, requested the magistrate’s permission to construct a three-story building; this building would be constructed according to their own project on a newly created side street from Kokhanovshoho (presently K. Levytskoho) Street on parcel No. 6417/2 that belonged to Teofila Nikolicz. On 8 March 1895 the magistrate gave permission according to their plans approved on 13 February 1895. For the connection and usage of the sewage system J. Kroch and M. Silberstein paid 107 zlotyh 96 cents to the city cash office. On 1 September 1896 the owners request the magistrate’s permission to move into two buildings (6 and 8 Klionovycha Street). On 8 September 1896 the magistrate gave permission to move into the two newly built three-story buildings and witnessed that their construction was finished on 15 September 1896 according to an appeal dated 31 August 1896. On 7 September 1896 the magistrate’s office appealed to the regional court to accept a new conscription number of the building (6 Klionovycha Street) on parcel number 4320 – changing it to 233 4/4 – and of the adjacent parcel 4321, changing it to 234 4/4 (8 Klionovycha); the owners J. Kroch and M. Silberstein were accordingly informed. On 16 August 1910 Feiwel Fränkel requested the magistrate’s permission to construct a shop window and remodel the window to a door for his shop on the first floor in the building on 6 Klionovycha Street. On 7 October 1910, according to an application of the owner F. Fränkel, the magistrate gave permission according to the plans approved on 6 November 1910. The project of the reconstruction of the premises on the first floor to become a shop was completed by the architect Henryk Orlean.

On 6 July 1929 the magistrate turned to Stanislaw Oster, the owner of the building on 6 Klionovycha Street, since his main façade and the staircase were demolished and needed renovation. The magistrate demanded that these works be completed by 15 August 1929. Since the owner of the building, S. Oster, died on 22 May 1929, the widow, Kłara Oster, asked the magistrate to prolong the term for her to complete the works. The magistrate first prolonged the term until 1 March 1930, then until 22 April 1930. On 6 September 1930 the works to renovate the main façade and the staircase were finished.