Residents of the Khoroshevo-Mnevniki district ask the mayor of Moscow to move the construction of the temple to a new location

January 30, 2012 it became known that residents of the Moscow district "Khoroshevo-Mnevniki" sent a collective letter to the mayor of Moscow, in which they ask to select for the construction of a temple instead of a site on st. Mnevniki, possession 10 new plot.

Residents ask the mayor to bring them comments and suggestions to the minutes of the upcoming public hearings, dedicated to the construction of the temple at the address: st. Mnevniki, possession 10-12.

Among the comments are:

- violation of the procedure for holding public hearings on December 8, 2010,

- remaining unanswered letter from residents of the district, sent on December 14, 2010 to the prefecture of the district and to the Okruzhnaya town-planning commission (signed 220 inhabitants),

- concerns residents that the construction of a temple for 400 people "will to be dangerously close to residential building number 12, standing still, where "the ground is recognized geologists dangerous due to the washing out of rocks by water, "which can lead to even more soil erosion and accidents,

- indication to the fact that "at the walls of the alleged building of the temple are a huge city heating main, gas pipeline, high-pressure water pipeline with 10-meter security zones.

- links on the current sanitary standards that do not allow the construction of "capital buildings of a similar plan with a powerful a source of vibration in the form of a bell ringing near residential buildings,

- “placement of the temple on the site of the existing parking lot” violates the rights car owners.

The letter states that residents collected more than 120 signatures for the cancellation of the construction of the temple on the specified site and the transfer of construction to the st. Mnevniki, ow. 5.

In addition, offered plots:

st. Mnevniki, vl.11 (in place demolished house)
st. People's militia, on the contrary ow. 20, (territory of a large square),
st. Nizhniye Mnevniki, property 110 (in the bike center, on the hill Moscow river)
on the site of demolished residential buildings that fell into an unsanitary zone during the construction of the Zvenigorod highway.

Residents pay attention that their position is not anti-Orthodox. The body of the letter says: "How Orthodox Russian people consider it our duty to help the rector of the church of St. Alexander Nevsky to choose a worthy and a positive place for the construction of temple buildings complex." “Such a beautiful and large temple complex should occupy the best place and be visible to the entire district and district, the place should be selected according to old Orthodox traditions in an elevated noble place with good energy, and not just anywhere,” they say.

Copies letters were sent to the prefect of the North-Western district, to the District commission on urban planning and development, the head of the district council and the head of the intracity municipality.

next public hearings on The construction of the temple in the area is scheduled for February 6, 2012.

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