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159 houses voted against participation in the demolition program
159 houses have already voted against the participation of the demolition of five -story buildings. The list is published on the website of the Public Staff to control the renovation program.
At the same time, the headquarters received 17 protocols of general meetings against the participation of the house in the demolition program and 256 protocols from assemblies of residents of houses that were not included in the program, but want to participate in it.
As the chairman of the Public Chamber of Moscow, Konstantin Remchukov, said, in total from May 15 to June 7, 204,500 apartments voted, which is 60.5% of the total number of renovation participants. His words are given by "Vedomosti".
Residents of 4113 (90.5%) houses included in the program voted for demolition. Of these, in 2562 houses, the number of voting for the pros is 90% or more. In 268 houses, the number of apartments that voted “for” is from 40 to 60%, this is not enough to support the program; At the same time, none of the owners voted “against” renovation, so these houses can not leave the program either.
On June 6, during the parliamentary hearings, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported that the demolition of houses support 88% of the voting participants in renovation, and 10% of the houses do not have two -thirds of the votes necessary for included in the program.
During the hearings, opponents of renovation, who were not allowed into the State Duma, arranged a spontaneous procession. They went to the reception of the President of Russia, chanting "This is our city!" And "Sobyanin resigned!"
According to the “Russian BBC Service”, about 300 people took part in the procession, the police did not interfere in their actions. At Ilyinka, activists wrote statements against renovation and handed them to the reception of the head of state.
The State Duma in the first reading approved the bill on the demolition of Moscow five -story buildings on April 20, the second reading is scheduled for June 9. In total, 4.5 thousand houses are included in the preliminary list. Their residents can vote until June 15.