Residents of 452 Moscow houses voted against their demolition

In Moscow, a vote was completed to include 4546 houses in the renovation program that fell into a preliminary list of demolition. Residents of 452 houses opposed, reports RBC with reference to the preliminary results of the will published by the mayor.

The turnout amounted to 71 percent, and in 118 houses exceeded 90 percent. 4087 houses voted for demolition, while absolutely all residents participated in the 21st house in the vote. In seven houses, the vote did not take place.

At the same time, the main factor that influenced the decision of the inhabitants was the constructive characteristics of buildings. 84 percent of houses in which residents spoke out against relocation - brick. This is the fifth of the brick houses that have fallen on the list. The oldest house, who left the renovation program, was built in 1906 in the Krasnoselsky district. In two areas, more than half of the inhabitants spoke out against demolition - 55 percent in Moskvorech -Saburov and 51 in Izmailovo.

The voting results were not affected by the proximity to metro stations, nor political preferences of the inhabitants. In 37 out of 91 districts, residents of all houses who were on the list voted for demolition. Most of the houses, 272, will be demolished in Kuzminki.

On Wednesday, the State Duma adopted a bill on the renovation of Moscow housing in the third, final reading. The demolition program will include only the houses of "the first period of industrial housing construction" and similar in design. The law classifies buildings built according to standard projects of 1957-1968 using typical walls of walls and ceilings. Renovation will not be applied to emergency houses, they will continue to be demolished in accordance with existing legislation.

On Wednesday of Moscow, 14 people were detained by the State Duma building in single pickets against the adoption of the Renovation Law in the third reading, including the chairman of the Moscow branch of the Yabloko party.

On June 9, the bill on the renovation of Moscow housing was adopted in the second reading . 406 deputies voted for the document, two opposed, two refrained.

144 amendments were introduced to the second reading, 120 were approved of them. However, opponents of renovation believe that no amendments would eliminate the fundamental defects of the bill, which provides for the removal of private property.

Before the second reading of the bill, the State Duma was held against the bill , in which several dozen people took part. People held the posters "Sobyaninskaya" Renovation " - barbarism of the 21st century", "Deputy, hand over your property to the Renovation Fund" and others. The State Duma hung a construction white and red tape, which has become a symbol of protest against renovation. Several activists were detained, including Mitrokhin.