Deputies of Novosibirsk against folding the Barakov demolition program

At the 15th session of the Novosibirsk City Council, the deputy corps unanimously approved an appeal to the State Duma Chairman of the Russian Federation Vyacheslav Volodin, the chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev and the speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Novosibirsk Region Andrei Shimkiv with a proposal to extend financial support for the resettlement of citizens from the Old and emergency housing stock.

Without infusions from the federal budget, the city will not cope with the problem: the resettlement of barracks disfiguring the city landscape requires another 4.3 billion rubles. Now the total area of ​​the emergency housing fund, recognized as such after January 1, 2012, is 79.2 thousand square meters in Novosibirsk. These are 139 apartment buildings that no longer fall under the federal program, which ends in September 2017.

Recall that from 2007 to 2016, 242 dilapidated and emergency apartment buildings were settled in Novosibirsk. 2 billion rubles were allocated from the federal budget for these purposes, the co -financing of the city and regional budgets amounted to 2.3 billion rubles.

As the chairman of the Council of Deputies of Novosibirsk Dmitry Asantsev noted: “ In September, the federal law No. 185-FZ, which is a significant help in the resettlement of people from the dilapidated and emergency housing fund, ends. In this regard, we initiated this appeal to draw attention to this issue in the federal center. This is not the first such appeal of the Council of Deputies of the city of Novosibirsk to the Government and the State Duma-we started back in 2006, before the adoption of Federal Law No. 185-FZ. We did the last appeal at the end of 2011, also with the initiative to extend the program until 2017. I think that other regions will support us - such a problem is on the agenda not only with us. People from the so -called "huts" need to be resettled. However, the necessary amount - and this is more than 4 billion rubles - today neither the regional nor the city budgets have . ”

The situation is aggravated by the fact that large management companies began to refuse to maintain a dilapidated and emergency housing fund. The deputies also considered this issue at the session.

In 2017, the Criminal Code had already abandoned 450 apartment buildings. Soon, more than 270 “refuseniks” can be added to the abandoned houses. Temporary managing organizations are responsible for their maintenance, which will serve houses until the competition is determined by the competition. Such "abandoned" dilapidated huts are most in the Pervomaisky, Leninsky and October districts of Novosibirsk. For comparison, last year the “burden” for the Criminal Code was only 176 dilapidated and emergency apartment buildings.

Management companies can take dilapidated houses back to service, but only if the direct management circuit is transferred, in which each owner personally concludes all the contracts for maintenance, as well as the supply of utilities with resource -supplying organizations.

The problem for the Criminal Code is not only low tariffs, but also high fines that accompany the service of emergency barracks. Low tariffs and dilapidation of houses do not allow them to contain them in normal condition. Owners write complaints to GZHs, which ends with penalties for the Criminal Code. But after the transition to the direct management scheme, the GZHI will not be able to fine the Criminal Code anymore, since the companies move into the category of the maintenance organization.

For those owners who want to go to direct management, management companies are ready to provide the necessary package of documents, as well as fully provide legal support.

The chairman of the permanent commission on urban economy, deputy Igor Kudin confirmed: “Today, the mayor's office uses a set of measures to support managing companies involved in the service of the Old and emergency housing fund,” said the chairman of the permanent commission on urban economy, deputy Igor Kudin. - We managed to remove the acuteness of the problem associated with the refusals of management companies to manage dilapidated barracks. A few months ago, two large management companies in Novosibirsk turned to us for support, arguing their own position. We organized a wide discussion, a dialogue of various structures, and now the department of energy housing and communal services of the Novosibirsk City Hall, GZHI and management companies are jointly looking for a way out of the situation. Perhaps the option of providing subsidies to managing companies working with the dilapidated and emergency housing stock will be considered. In addition, a program for repairing houses with a large percentage of wear is being developed now. Our task is to build a dialogue so that management companies do not refuse to manage apartment buildings. ”

Asya Shumilova, especially for taiga.info