© colta.ruDeputy Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation Grigory Ivliev said that the situation around the Arkhangelskoye museum was stabilized, it was protected by the new protection rules.
“After several years of judicial disputes and various kinds of statements of the defenders of the Archangelski, we can say that now the situation around this monument has been stabilized,” Ivliev ITAR-TASS quotes the statement. According to the deputy minister, the museum-estate “is defended by today not only by the opinion of the public and instructions of the authorities that were given, but also by the new rules for the protection of this estate, which were adopted and fundamentally changed the situation around the“ Arkhangelsk ”.”
“The territory of the monument received a firm legal regime, all the necessary requirements for its protection are recorded,” Ivliev noted. - With these requirements, all subjects that are involved in the activity around the estate are familiarized with these requirements. This is the museum itself, and authorities, and other business entities that have received the right to use land in this territory. ”
In 2011, the Ministry of Defense announced the sale of a plot of land, whose 12 hectares are included in the security zone, and 0.8 hectares are located on the estate. Arkhangelskoye appealed to the court with a request to cancel the order of the Ministry of Defense on the appointment of bidding. Nevertheless, the auction was carried out, the Gradostroy company became the winner of the auction.
On March 27, 2012, the Moscow Region Arbitration Court recognized the auction of the Defense Defense Ministry of Defense Ministry. The appeals of the Ministry of Defense, Gradostroy LLC and other interested parties were dismissed.
“I note that now we have [from the Ministry of Defense] a single position in the sphere of preservation of cultural heritage sites located in this territory,” Ivliev said today. He also said that the trial with the companies of the Renova group ended. “The Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation established full control over the activities of these organizations in the territories rented by them - by agreement, no action without the permission of the Ministry of Culture in the protected territories can be carried out,” Ivliev explained.
The second question, said the deputy minister, who is of great importance - about the lands of the Arkhangelsk Forest Fund. “The Ministry of Culture is now taking a fundamental position, which lies in the fact that the lands should transfer to the control of the museum-estate,” Ivliev said. “For the second time, we turned to the Federal Property Management Agency with a request to secure the lands of the Forest Fund for the Museum of the Law Fund, which have long been the subject of trials.”
The Ministry of Culture plans to allocate additional funds for the protection of the forest lands. “We see that the museum does not have enough funds for their maintenance, and we will help that all the necessary work in this territory is carried out in a timely manner,” Ivliev said.