About the srach

I will say right away, the word srach is in person personally. But since it has already become a circulation and is used even at public meetings, not alive. The main thing is that the essence of the problem is the presence of dirt and dust in the city of Kirov - this term fully reflects.

Of course, the utilities after the divisions of the city leadership took under the visor and tried to remove the remnants of winter mud from the central streets to the maximum. However, this solved the problem only for a while. Since the source of dirt itself is not destroyed. So, the srach will appear in the city again and again.

It somehow happened that people in my environment, without saying a word, spoke about this problem. It is good. So, there are fewer other problems, and this one led the tops. And secondly, when they begin to raise the problem “from below”, it has every chance to someday become significant for people who make decisions.

Mud appears in the city in two ways - from all kinds of plys of land called lawns and squares, as well as from the construction sites, as well as during the winter season with the so -called sandstone mixture.

If with the second source you can try to fight modern anti -icing reagents that exclude the use of sand, then the problem No. 1 is somewhat more complicated. Since it is infrastructure. But she is also solved.

Member of the Public Chamber Nikolai Pikhtin, for example, asks a question (and sets it to others), for which the lawns are in the city. Someone will say, for the sake of aesthetic pleasure, someone-for the sake of fresh air. However, both in the first and in the second case, they should be at least tidied, sown with grass and well -groomed. Agree, in Kirov this is rather a rare exception.

And if we allow the lawns to be, then we need to observe one very simple rule: the Earth from them should not fall on sidewalks and roads. You can do this either by fencing all the lawns with reliable curves-collections, so that not a single sandstone leaks on the asphalt with spring-autumn rains. Well, or how in Europe it was initially to make their level below the level of the same sidewalks and roads. By the way, this would partly solve the problem by the pro -string on the roads during rainfall. Moreover, as one of the specialists in this field told me, the designers initially lay these conditions in the construction of urban infrastructure. And the lawn is really always lower than asphalt according to plans. Yes, only in reality it is artificially lifted, not bothering in the export of excess soil, or even pouring the waste waste underground.

And now, in the spring of the street in the srach, and when it dries, the air is in the dust. The inhabitants of the city are rubbing their eyes, sneeze and cough. Cars require daily sinks. And the air is a suspension of particles of heavy metals, microbes and automobile smogs.

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