
On Tuesday, August 22, the front building of the Basevich house began to be demolished. Moreover, only yesterday, as part of the forensic examination, he was examined and photographed. The city-defenders report this in the telegram channel "SOS St. Petersburg".
Details. According to Petersburgers, the front building of the building is the most valuable part of the building. They associate her demolition with the fact that the developer is trying to disrupt a forensic examination.
“Yesterday, the procedure for inspection and photographic fixation of the Basevich house in the framework of the forensic examination was appointed and photographically. Its goal is to establish whether the building of the status of an object of cultural heritage is worthy. The inspection has just begun, ahead of a few days of work directly in the building, ”the city defenders said.
Context. In April, the St. Petersburg City Court appointed the historical and cultural examination of the Basevich house to determine whether it has a value sufficient to include cultural heritage in the list of objects of cultural heritage.
The purpose of the examination does not impose a ban on the demolition of the building, they were noted in the city-protective telegram channel "SOS SPb Demolition".
What you need to know. Basevich’s house was going to reconstruct the hostel of the Dance Academy Boris Eifman and the Academic Ballet Theater. The city defenders of St. Petersburg opposed the demolition. "Paper" talked about the conflict.
In October, the UK banned the demolition of Basevich’s house and recognized the building with material evidence in the criminal case against KGIOP officials. But in December, the SK removed the status of material evidence from the building, explaining this by the fact that the developer Setl City presented the necessary documents about cultural heritage sites, as well as the conclusion of the KGIOP. A few days later they began to demolish the kindergarten at the Basevich’s house.
On January 18, the City Court of St. Petersburg left the decision of the Kuibyshevsky district court: the building was recognized as emergency and subject to demolition, with the exception of half of the facade wall. The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, after that instructed his subordinates in St. Petersburg to continue the investigation of the demolition of historical buildings.
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