Minsk Oblast Executive Committee will check the validity of the increase in cost per square meter of housing in new buildings in Molodechno. This was announced today during the hotline Deputy Chairman of Minsk City Executive Committee Viktor Sirenko, BelTA has learned.
A resident Maladzechna turned on a straight line in the Executive Committee with a request to check whether there are legitimate grounds for the increase in the cost of housing in the new building. It was about ZHSPK №110 - currently building a house was completed, but some families still can not settle it, because the cost of housing restated upwards. To get the keys to the apartment, the family took the issue to the citizen should pay about Br80 million, but there is no money. For the construction of family housing was allocated credit. Its amount is fixed, and allocate additional funds the bank can not. The man asked how to solve this problem and whether it is possible to wait for help from the Executive Committee. Clarify the details, Viktor Sirenko said: here for additional verification by the competent services. "This situation is clear, you need to understand a human being, and experts will be given such an order. Even if Uksa happened, as you say, some kind of force majeure, the problem needs to be solved, there really affected the interests of man, and he needs help "- said the deputy.
With claims of a straight line called Borovliany residents - members ZHSPK "Leskovka 2008". Their complaints related to street lighting near the house, installation of smoke detectors and individual metering of heat energy metering. Also caused a lack of criticism in the house with hot water. In the near future specialists will come back on and sort out these issues.
One of the complaints that were received from Molodechno on salaries. The caller explained as a woman of "Molodechno Hardware Plant" does not pay its employees wages on time. Viktor Sirenko promised to deal with the problem.
A resident of Slutsk during a straight line to ask for help in the organization of care for her husband. A man paralyzed, he malignant brain tumor. "On weekdays, I'm at work, I can not throw it in the family with two children. I contacted the local authorities to use the services of a nurse. But aid is not received," - said the woman. Viktor Sirenko said that this issue will be resolved. "Such a serious illness - it is certainly a problem. We need to figure out how you can help," - he concluded.
Today, during a straight line in three hours was heard 36 appeals. Among other things, people worried about issues of street lighting in rural areas, housing and repair of roads, operation of vehicles, equipment of stops and crosswalks, privatization of housing, construction of engineering networks, allocation of social housing and land for the construction of individual homes.
