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In the forest, in the mountains, in the swamp – in such areas large families receive plots

🔸In Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod Region Large families received plots of land in the impenetrable thicket.

"We couldn't get there [to the site], the cadastral engineer refused to come," "I couldn't believe they could give us such a thing. They said everything would be demarcated, there would be roads," "We arrived with the surveyor, we approached my site, there was a century-old [illegal] dump there," have described parents with many children plots of land on which they planned to build houses.

The site for the plots was demarcated in 2024, when the head of the Dzerzhinsky administration was Ivan NoskovBut now you can’t ask him - he went to lead SamaraDeputy Head of the District Administration Alexander Kononov promised to look into the situation.

In 2016, in Dzerzhinsk, large families were allocated plots at an unauthorized landfill and pet cemetery.

🔸 In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky to some large families singled out Some plots are also in impenetrable forest, while others are on an inaccessible hill. There's simply no road uphill that could accommodate a car. The car has to be left at the foot of the hill, and five-liter bottles of water, food, and tools have to be carried. Vodokanal charged one family 10 million rubles for connecting water to the hill. The Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky administration promised to build gravel roads to the plots by the end of the year, but nothing more. Water and electricity are provided by the families with many children.

🔸 For large families from Ryazan issued plots of land in the flood-prone area of ​​the village of Varskie. According to the parents, it's a veritable swamp, with no infrastructure. They've once again appealed to the authorities—via the governor's hotline. Pavel Malkov. Governor answeredDeveloping such areas would require 6-7 billion rubles, and that kind of money isn't available. He promised to look into the situation.

Photo: screenshots from "By the Way," "Kamchatki News," and "RZN.Info"