Today at meeting of Government of Murmansk region which was held by the first deputy governor Tyukavin Aleksey, was discussed a performance question in due time obligations for resettlement of citizens from emergency housing stock, recognized that till 01.01.2012, and elimination of the revealed shortcomings of the provided premises.
the Minister of construction and territorial developments Kan Leonid reported that Murmansk Region was included in number 71 of the Russian region which completely fulfilled the obligations for moving of the hazardous dwelling recognized as that till January 1, 2012. In total in area for resettlement it is spent by 2,97 billion rubles, from them fund of Household management company – 1,24 billion rubles, the rest – from the consolidated budgets Murmansk Region. During implementation of programs 73,4 thousand sq.m are settled, 3798 people are moved, 47 houses in living space of 68,1 thousand sq.m are built.
"As of December 31, 2017 all revealed defects of construction were eliminated, Murmansk Region is excluded from the register of low-quality housing. Now on control Goszhilinspektion and Ministry of Construction, Architecture and Housing stay at home the constructed, which inhabitants houses shortcomings in which are revealed during departmental monitorings address with complaints on low-quality elimination of earlier revealed violations, and. The greatest number of complaints arrives from residents of Murmansk", – Kan Leonid noted.
is more detailed about the work done for elimination of shortcomings of constructed housing in Kandalaksha, Zadvornykh Vladimir told chapter of City administration. He reported about experience of claim and judicial work with builders. Also Kan Leonid reported
about the developed bill "About Town-planning Activity in the Territory Murmansk Region" which is urged to staticize the current legislation and does not demand additional expenses from means regional budgets. The bill will be submitted today for consideration in Oblastnaya duma.
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