Yakutsk mayor Sardan Avksentieva plans to sell the city hall building

The mayor of Yakutsk Sardan Avksentieva said that the building on Lenin Avenue, which was located in which the city administration is sold, will be sold. Officials will move to the premises "cheaper", said the mayor of the editorial office of Siberia. Real.

Earlier on her Instagram, Avksentieva wrote that “it is not necessary to sit in an expensive building in the city center” officials, noting that the sale of municipal property is a strictly regulated procedure. As an option, the mayor mentioned the opportunity "to build an inexpensive building and move there."

“There are interested potential buyers, but you need to observe everything and do it openly. Otherwise, they will begin to suspect and soot that I decided to sell“ cheaply ”to friends or relatives,” Avksentieva joked.

The mayor also suggested that in the new building of the Yakutsk city hall you can organize one common space "without a huge number of cabinet, where every official can hide behind his door." To the remark that "pensioners will be inconvenient to complain to the administration" if the mayor's office "moves to the outskirts", Avksentieva said that the city hall "Small Front-Office" would remain in the city center for citizens' appeals.

In addition, Avksentieva announced plans to start testing "Taxi travel programs for official purposes" for officials. The mayor explained the rejection of its own fleet by the fact that the maintenance of transport for officials is too expensive. “For this reason, we have been abandoned from our cars in Moscow for a year,” the mayor noted, saying that the city’s budget “new sources for replenishment is vital.”

• Avksentieva became the mayor of Yakutsk after the elections in September 2018, gaining 40% of the vote, and turned out to be the first woman - the head of the administration of the capital of Yakutia. Earlier, Sardana Avksentieva worked as the director of the Aerotorgservis production and commercial complex, the structural unit of the Yakutsk Airport company. From 2007 to 2012, Avksentieva was the deputy mayor of Yakutsk.