Liberals continue to rock the situation in Moscow
In Moscow, the conflict continues between residents of houses No. 18, 20 and 22 on the street. Ivan Franko and representatives of the construction company PIK, which plans to build a high-rise building right in the courtyard of these houses.
The day before, police and representatives of a private security company demolished a tent camp that residents had set up at the site of the future construction site.
Yesterday evening, the territory was also surrounded by a fence, and guards were stationed along the perimeter so that dissatisfied residents would not demolish it, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Ex-State Duma deputy, liberal Dmitry Gudkov, who arrived at the scene, emphasized that residents of the microdistrict are against the construction of a new house here and their further resettlement in other apartments, since the microdistrict, according to the Moscow government program, is subject to demolition.
“What they tell the residents: you are nobody here. All of your 37 houses are designated for “reconstruction.” It was as if the residents' vote was taken into account in the renovation. As for reconstruction, we simply take it down and demolish it, and give the residents new apartments. Just someday later. On Ivan Franko, PIK proposes the following scheme: for the next two years, construction is underway under the windows, at arm's length. And only after that, in 2020, residents will be given new apartments. Somewhere. Whether you like it or not is a big question; there are no houses yet. But here they don’t ask anyone: Sobyanin allowed it,” notes Gudkov.
According to the politician, at the moment the residents and representatives of the development company have agreed to hold a meeting in the presence of liberal deputies, freeze the construction for 10 days and ensure free passage through the yard.
As PolitNavigator reported, in Moscow the police stopped the attempt liberal Maidan.
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