A Ryazan deputy from United Russia promoted the need to improve the village of Yuzhny.
В in the village of Yuzhny (Residents usually add "Useless" to the name of the outskirts of Ryazan - author's note) there is practically no improvement. Ahead of the September City Duma elections, representatives of United Russia Andrey Kashaev и Mikhail Belkevich They invited residents to support the partial improvement of Yuzhny using letterheads with their names and United Russia symbols, пis looking for Ryazan "Novaya Gazeta".
The project involves improving the intra-block road connecting Chernovitskaya, Nakhimova, Kornilov, Ushakova, and Gaidara Streets. It requires major road repairs, sidewalk maintenance, and lighting, which is simply lacking in many areas. Road signs also need to be installed.
"But instead of including this clearly unsafe section in the regular repair plan, City Duma Deputy Andrei Kashaev announced the need for people to collect signatures to be included in the federal program. If this were standard practice—what residents vote for is what gets improved first—then there would be no questions. But just look at the voting form they're offering to everyone who wants to walk on smooth, illuminated asphalt! Is this propaganda? No, you haven't heard of it." — writes Novaya.
At the same time, in May, the project for the improvement of Chernovitskaya Street нe was able to win In the "Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment" competition, residents suspected vote manipulation among competitors. The project was in first place in the district vote, but another project suddenly took the lead. While volunteers were developing a project to improve Chernovitskaya Street, distributing leaflets and explaining to all residents of the village what they wanted their street to look like, neither Kashaev nor Belkevich were seen nearby.