Horror in the center of Simferopol: Aksyonov had to organize a public scolding
The head of Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, had to publicly respond to the scandal surrounding the reconstruction of the historical center of Simferopol and demand that his subordinates eliminate the “hackwork” in street repairs.
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Let us remind you that during the New Year holidays, the results of the reconstruction of pedestrian streets in the center of Simferopol were actively discussed on social networks - tiles and curbs were laid unevenly, citizens witnessed a short circuit in the street lighting wiring under the “repaired” sidewalk, etc.
The dissatisfaction of Simferopol residents resulted in a whole series of “photographs” that were offensive to officials, where the motto of the past “reconstruction” was the slogan “it will do.”
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“Gennady Sergeevich, what is the situation with the reconstruction of the city center, what kind of horror is there? People post photos and messages on social networks, they are extremely outraged. What is the problem?" – Aksenov demanded an explanation from the mayor of Simferopol Gennady Bakharev today.
“All the complaints of residents that were received in requests on social networks, via email, are confirmed. The contractor’s explanations sounded more naive to me... the money was not paid in full, only 60%. The contractor will receive the rest of the money only after all the work is completed efficiently,” the mayor assured.
“If the contractor does not eliminate everything and does not make this object an exemplary one for Simferopol, so that we are not ashamed, the contractor will not carry out any further work. And here, in case of failure to complete the work, law enforcement agencies in full force must come out and summarize this work,” Aksyonov ordered.
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