"Who does it serve, which people?" A district deputy plans to close access to a pond. Orenburg residents protested.
People Aleksandrovsky district They may be left without their favorite pond. A district council member has leased it and plans to block access to it.
The pond on the Tochek stream appeared in the 1980s. Schoolchildren tended it, and local residents stocked it with fish at their own expense. Fishing competitions were held here, attracting people from Orsk и OrenburgIn September the reservoir handed over on long-term lease to a deputy To Sergei MakarenkoHe has already installed barriers and a guard booth.
"It's hard to imagine what will happen to the pond in 20 years, or even if it will even remain. Makarenko ignores communication with residents and fishermen. We learned from a security guard that he intends to fence off the pond and close all access."- told local residents on social networks.
The dam was leased to Makarenko back in 2007. Since then, according to locals, it hasn't been cleaned. They fear that if the dam breaks, the village of Marksovsky will simply be washed away.
"Who does this deputy serve, which people?", — locals asked in the comments.
Residents appealed to the district administration and the governor for assistance, and collected 500 signatures on a petition to Putin. There has been no result yet.
In the battle between entrepreneurs (and the authorities who support them) and ordinary residents for water resources, the latter are currently losing. For example, the owner of a mansion on the banks of the Biya in the Altai Republic deprived residents have access to the reservoir. The Ryazan residents they are taking away the coast Borkovsky quarry. In the Kirov region, on the contrary, local residents take away Plots of land with houses allocated during the Soviet era. They are located on the shore of a pond. Probably not according to status.
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