January 23 2012 in Moscow Novoperedelkino, a meeting was held with Yuri Nosenko, Deputy heads of the council, with supporters of the construction of an Orthodox church on Chobotovskaya street.
The official indicated to the fact that the administration “faced with the active actions of a group of people opposed to the construction of the temple on the site allotted for construction, ”and therefore he came to hear the other side. « Them argument - we do not want a temple 10 meters from the house - absolutely does not correspond reality , he said. - All the norms of approximations are, of course, consistent. There to the corner of the nearest building about 50 meters ."
“ I can’t understand why this lie. There are two very active women, screaming, scaring everyone with a 70-meter temple, which is a view of the road will be closed also by the fact that on Easter everyone will shit in the bushes, because in There will be no toilet facilities in the temple. We all tell them that there will be a toilet, of course, and that the temple is a beauty, but they only get annoyed and almost fight. Us cars, they say, it is convenient to put here. But there is a garbage dump, not a parking lot , ”- defenders of the temple expressed their indignation.
“ They also lied that the playground was taken away. And they shout, yell, journalists are called. I myself saw the report on Ren TV. There so and They said that the playground was taken away from the children. But this is not true. There never was playgrounds, just a small natural slide ,” they continued.
MP Municipal Assembly of Novoperedelkino Ernest Makarenko urged believers collect signatures in defense of the construction of the temple: “ We have already collected more than 3,000 signatures in support and will collect more. Temple to be popular. Talk to your neighbors, and those who are "for" and those who are "against". Convince them with kindness and love. They all wear crosses. In a difficult moment They ask God for help. The conscience must wake up .”
Recall that in October 2011, the construction of the temple on Chobotovskaya Street was suspended as a result of protests by local residents.
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