A criminal case has been opened against Ryazan's most senior urban preservationist. He allegedly slandered a developer.
For a 71 year old Andrey Petrutsky A criminal case was opened under the article on libel "using the Internet." This сообщается on the VK page of the Ryazan branch of the All-Russian Society for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments (VOOPIiK), of which Petrutsky is the chairman.
Petrutsky is accused of publishing an article entitled “Place a school on a chromium and arsenic septic tank” construction A residential complex on the site of a former sleeper factory. The director of the Green Garden-Rowan Grapes Specialized Developer LLC filed a police report. Andrey Orishkevich.
Petrutskiy's VKontakte post was supported by expert findings: laboratory tests of water taken from the Kochki swamp revealed levels of hexavalent chromium that exceeded the maximum permissible concentration (MPC).
The All-Russian Society for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments (VOOPIiK) suspects that the case against Petrutsky is a fabrication. It was the public organization that uncovered violations during the construction of the Okskaya Strelka residential complex. removal creosote-contaminated soil outside the city instead of a specialized landfill. Search We spent it at Petrutsky's last summer.
Previously a criminal case was started against the deputy chairman of the Ryazan All-Russian Society for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments Igor Kochetkov.
Urban preservationists openly spoke about all sorts of violations in the field of urban development, and Kochetkov sued on the governor Pavel MalkovHe is trying to challenge the decision to grant permission for development in the city center, including areas adjacent to the Ryazan Kremlin.
A year earlier, the construction company "Green Garden" sued for slander against the oldest urban preservationist at the time, an 82-year-old local historian and teacher Alexandra BabiaA pensioner with terminal cancer died until the end of the trial.
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