"We ask that this place be preserved." Several regions have spoken out against the integrated development of the area and spot development.
People are protesting against the demolition of houses under the integrated territorial development program (ITD) and the construction of high-rise buildings in the courtyards of residential buildings.
(I.e.In Nizhniy Novgorod (Shcherbinki microdistrict) residents protest against the construction of a sports complex in a forested area. Nizhny Novgorod residents demanded that the mayor Yuri Shalobaev find another site for construction, and leave the green areas untouched.
"This is home to a huge number of wild birds and squirrels. Here are our ancient oaks, poplars, and aspens. This is a place of rest and walks for the entire neighborhood, the only place, so we kindly ask you to help us save this place from deforestation, renovation, or development.", they asked the mayor.
🔷Residents of Tyumenskaya Street in Vladivostok filed a lawsuitThey demanded that the city administration's resolution approving the KRT program, which would have demolished their houses, be declared illegal. is planned to demolish 7 apartment buildings, 136 non-residential buildings and 30 individual buildings and build ten buildings up to 30 storeys high;
(I.e.In Yaroslavl Residents of several buildings on Chkalov Street suspected falsification of documents following public discussions. A multi-apartment building is planned for the site between the buildings. All residents were opposed, but the documents indicate that more than half of the residents supported the high-rise construction in their courtyard. contacted the prosecutor's office with a request to conduct an investigation;
🔷Against the new shopping center in Krasnoobsk near Novosibirsk were made Residents. The Brusnika construction company applied for a building permit again; the developer was denied permission last year. Residents of the neighborhood believe their small residential area will become a traffic congestion point, and the limited number of parking spaces near the shopping center will destroy their lawns. Residents stated that they simply don't need the shopping center—the existing stores are sufficient.
Photo: roseltorg.ru"Magpie" by Ksenia Razheva
