Don't give up! Residents of Murino defended the green zone, and now a bus service runs to the Tyumen village.
Sometimes solving even the smallest problems requires incredible effort in battling bureaucracy or other obstacles. But people don't give up.NotMoscow" tells about these small but important victories.
👍In Murino (the most densely built-up area Petersburg) wanted to develop the green area: to erect another capital building under the guise of retail stalls. Residents united, wrote complaints, reached the State Construction Supervision Authority and won. The agency ruled the developers' plans illegal. However, residents believe the "main battle" is still ahead: several public green spaces are in private hands. They must be returned to the municipality and improved.
"Stop selling our green spaces and sidewalks! The land we walk on should belong to the city, not to commercial interests!", - people think;
👍Ten years residents the village of Yakushi near Tyumen They demanded a bus service connecting the village with the regional center. People were repeatedly promised transportation, even installing bus shelters at the end of last year, but the bus never arrived. But on August 1st, route #305 finally arrived in the village. Now it's... runs every two hours;
👍And the residents of the house in Kamenskovo, Vladimir region They can now count on new housing. The house stands near a railroad track and is crumbling from constant vibration. The local administration declared the house unsafe but immediately ordered the residents to repair it. They disagreed with the officials' decision and went to court. took sides Residents: the administration must declare the building slated for demolition and include the residents in the resettlement program. The residents have been seeking this outcome for nearly seven years.
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Photo: "Petersburg Citizen" (VKontakte), ONF Tyumen, "Garlic"
