Stepashin: Tuvan authorities disrupted the program for resettlement from emergency housing

Tuva will not be able to complete the emergency housing resettlement program on time - until September 1, 2017. Of the 22 new houses, only one has been built, work is underway at three sites, and the rest have been suspended, said Sergey Stepashin, chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Housing and Public Utilities Reform Assistance Fund.

“It can be stated that the Republic of Tuva disrupted the program for the liquidation of the emergency fund, recognized as such before January 1, 2012, and will not complete the implementation of the program within the period set by the President of Russia,” he said during a video conference with the leaders of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation in Siberia (quoted by Interfax ) ).

In Tuva, 7.3 thousand people live in emergency housing, who need to be relocated before September 1, 2017, 61 thousand square meters remain unsettled. meters of emergency housing and 4.4 thousand people. In the four years since the beginning of the program, less than 10% of the dilapidated housing stock has been settled, Stepashin was indignant.

At the same time, in 2016 Tuva received an additional 200 million rubles from the federal budget for the implementation of the program.

The situation is also difficult in the Irkutsk region, where 199 thousand square meters must be resettled in the remaining six months. meters and 11 thousand people. On the whole, the program has been completed by 73% in the Siberian Federal District, Stepashin said.

As reported by Taiga.info, one of the first regions of Russia, about the disruption of resettlement from emergency housing, in which they started talking at the federal level, was Transbaikalia. After a corresponding report from the relevant ministry, the President of the Russian Federation demanded to take action. Later, in February 2016. Territory Governor Konstantin Ilkovsky resigned.