Implementation of the renovation program in Solntsevo: starting sites, lists of houses for demolition, news. Long farewell to Glavmosstroy 1 relocation
Residents of the remaining five-story buildings on Glavmosstroy Street will not wait for the promised relocation. While authorities draw up new demolition schedules, people are forced to walk through mud and fall asleep amid the din of construction going on around their homes.
The resettlement program in Solntsevo has been suspended - houses 1, 3 and 5 on Glavmosstroy Street have more than once been included in the demolition schedules. But recently, in response to questions from residents, government officials have responded that they do not know approximately when they will be resettled.
The roads around the five-story buildings are occupied every day by trucks and construction equipment. “Construction goes on around the clock, from all sides, here and there. The glass in the apartments rattles,” says Lyudmila Ulyanova, from house No. 5/2 on Glavmosstroy.
CLAIMS. Due to constantly dug up lawns and roads, it is very difficult for local residents - go to stops, shops, parking and kindergarten. “Everything is dirty. You have to make your way along the planks, sideways,” says Lyudmila Ulyanova.
People regularly contact the District Directorate with complaints that either the telephone or the TV does not work in their homes, or there is no electricity at all. Most often, such interruptions occur due to damage by construction workers to communications.
“For five years in a row we have been promised that we will be relocated, and we are preparing, we are not updating anything in the apartments. And every year there’s a new schedule!” - said Lyudmila Ulyanova.
Uma Magometova and her son Marat go for a walk every day on the site in front of house No. 5/2 on Glavmosstroy Street. “We want to play and run, but there’s nowhere—there’s no lawn. The slide is filled with mud, there is no place to sit on the bench. For three years there has been the same picture in front of the house - they are tearing it up and burying it,” says Uma Magometova.
“There is probably five times more residential space appearing in the area. So why are we forced to wait so long and live in the middle of construction, noise, dirt, in terrible conditions, in old houses?” - said Alexey Eremin, a resident of house No. 3 on Glavmosstroy Street.
Alexey Eremin says that due to construction, passages are often blocked: “I can’t imagine what will happen on our street when everything is completed, if it’s already impossible to either enter or leave Solntsevo —there are traffic jams at Glavmosstroy every day.”
ANSWER. Dmitry Shalaev, deputy head of the Solntsevo district administration, said that this year it is planned to resettle residents of only four five-story buildings, at the addresses: Glavmosstroy Street, 14 and 16, Bogdanova Street 26/3 (partial resettlement) and 26/4.
To questions about resettlement plans for 2009 and about the demolition program as a whole, Dmitry Shalaev answered: “The precise timing of the demolition of the remaining five-story buildings will be determined after approval of the resettlement schedule by the mayor of Moscow.”
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The Solntsevo district is located in the western part of Moscow outside the Moscow Ring Road. Is part of the Western administrative district. According to the census last year, 123 thousand people lived in the area.
About renovation
The demolition of five-story buildings in Solntsevo and the relocation of Khrushchev-era residents to new houses should be completed by 2032.
The list of buildings to be dismantled included 42 structures.
Since the beginning of August 2017, citizens living in five-story buildings have been exempted from the obligation to pay fees for major repairs.
The resettlement of residents of emergency houses takes place within their home area. This minimizes the discomfort for people due to a change of residence. After all, they don’t need to look for new school or a kindergarten for children, break ties with old friends and build new route to get to work.
Owners of Khrushchev apartments will have new apartments with “comfort” finishing at their disposal. In other words, you can immediately move into the property, renovation work not required. A person has the right to refuse an apartment and receive real estate instead monetary compensation. There is no control over the expenditure of issued funds.
If the owners of the old building want to expand their future living space, they can purchase additional meters at a reduced cost. You are allowed to take out a mortgage loan.
The resettlement process takes place in several steps. The first wave will end by 2020.
In the summer of 2017, a list of launch sites on which new buildings will be built was approved. In the Solntsevo district, construction work will be carried out on a site located near a residential complex on Aviatorov Street. And also on the street. Rodnikova, vl. 7 and on the street. Shchorsa, ow. 15.
Houses included in renovation
The list of five-story buildings to be dismantled includes buildings located on six streets.
“Today, 65 five-story buildings from the first period of industrial housing construction remain to be demolished in Moscow. The demolition schedule for 2017 has been approved. It includes 63 residential buildings of the “demolished” series, of which 49 houses are financed from the city budget, and 14 houses are under investment contracts. Of these, 11 houses have already been dismantled in the first quarter of 2017: these are 9 houses at the expense of the city budget, and two under investment contracts,” said Andrey Bochkarev, head of the Moscow City Construction Department.
The total volume of five-story houses to be demolished from the first period of industrial housing construction since the beginning of the program was 1,722 houses, with an area of 6 million 339.6 thousand square meters.
“As Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin previously noted, one of the country’s main problems is dilapidated housing; unfortunately, this problem has not escaped Moscow. In Moscow, this construction began earlier than in other regions. An experiment in the construction of industrial housing was carried out in Moscow, and these experiments were not always of high quality, so this is problem number one for Moscow. The Moscow authorities, together with the Federal Assembly, are developing a new draft law that will address the problem of renovation,” added Andrey Bochkarev
The demolition schedule for 2017 can be found on the official website of the Department of Construction.
Demolition schedule of 5-story, dilapidated and unsafe residential buildings in 2017
Demolished residential buildings
Dezhneva Ave., 26/3 (K-7, 1st block)
Dezhneva Ave., 12/1 (K-7, 1st block)
Dezhneva Ave., 22/2 (K-7, 1st block)
Fonvizina st., 11 (K-7, 1st block)
Yablochkova st., 18, building 3 (K-7, 1st block)
Profsoyuznaya st., 98 building 2 (1605-AM, 1st block)
Profsoyuznaya st., 98 building 4 (1605-AM, 2nd block)
Leninsky Prospekt, 110 building 3 (K-7, 1st block)
st. Malaya Filevskaya, 22 (1605-AM, 2nd block)
st. Malaya Filevskaya, 24, K.1 (1605-AM, 2nd block)
Northwestern Administrative District
M. Zhukova Ave., 51, building 3 (K-7, 1st block)
M. Zhukova Ave., 51, building 4 (K-7, 2nd block)
Yana Rainis Blvd., 2, building 2 (K-7, 1st block)
Narodnogo Opolcheniya st., 13, building 3 (K-7, 1st quarter, at the expense of the investor)
Narodnogo Opolcheniya st., 13, building 4 (K-7, 1st quarter, at the expense of the investor)
Residential buildings subject to demolition
Central Administrative District
RUSAKOVSKAYA STREET, 2\1, S.1 (avar., 3rd block)
RUSAKOVSKAYA STREET, 2\1, S.2 (dilapidated, 3rd quarter)
RUSAKOVSKAYA STREET, 6, Bldg. 2 (dilapidated, 4th block)
North-Eastern Administrative District
ANNENSKAYA STREET, 6 (K-7, 4th block)
GODOVIKOVA STREET, 10, K.1 (K-7, 4th block)
GODOVIKOVA STREET, 10, K.2 (K-7, 4th block)
Dezhneva Ave., 8 (K-7, 2nd block)
Dezhneva Ave., 22 building 1 (K-7, 2nd block)
DOBROLYUBOV STREET, 17 (P-32, 4th block)
Polyarnaya st., 5/2 (K-7, 2nd block)
Milashenkova st., 7, building 3 (K-7, 4th quarter)
MOLODTSOVA STREET, 17, K.1 (K-7, 2nd block)
MOLODTSOVA STREET, 25, K.1 (K-7, 2nd block)
Molodtsova st., 33 building 1 (K-7, 2nd block)
SHEREMETYEVSKAYA STREET, 31, K.1 (K-7, 4th block)
SHEREMETYEVSKAYA STREET, 31, K.2 (K-7, 4th block)
Yablochkova st., 18, building 4 (K-7, 2nd block)
Yablochkova st., 20, building 2 (K-7, 2nd block)
Yablochkova st., 22 building 1 (K-7, 4th block)
Yablochkova st., 22, building 2 (K-7, 4th block)
YABLOCHKOVA STREET, 22, K.3 (K-7, 4th block)
Yasny Ave., 16/2 (K-7, 2nd block)
Eastern administrative district
Kirpichnaya st., 49 (II-32, 2nd block)
Plyushcheva st., 15/3 (II-32, 2nd block)
South-Eastern Administrative District
1ST VOLSKAYA STREET. D.18, K.3 (ind., 4th quarter)
Southwestern Administrative District
Profsoyuznaya st., 98 building 3 (1605-AM, 2nd block)
Profsoyuznaya st., 98, building 6 (1605-AM, 2nd block)
Profsoyuznaya st., 98, building 7 (1605-AM, 2nd block)
Profsoyuznaya st., 98, building 8 (1605-AM, 2nd block)
Western administrative district
AK. PAVLOVA STREET, 32 (1605-AM, 2nd quarter, at the expense of the investor)
AK. PAVLOVA STREET, 34 (1605-AM, 2nd quarter, at the expense of the investor)
AK. PAVLOVA STREET, 36, Bldg. 1 (1605-AM, 4th quarter, at the expense of the investor)
AK. PAVLOVA STREET, 36, Bldg. 2 (1605-AM, 4th quarter, at the expense of the investor)
AK. PAVLOVA STREET, 38 (1605-AM, 4th quarter, at the expense of the investor)
AK. PAVLOVA STREET, 40 (1605-AM, 4th quarter, at the expense of the investor)
AK. PAVLOVA STREET, 54 (1605-AM, 4th quarter, at the expense of the investor)
AK. PAVLOVA STREET, 56 (1605-AM, 4th quarter, at the expense of the investor)
GLAVMOSSTROYA ST. D.1 (1-515, 4th quarter, at the expense of the investor)
GLAVMOSSTROYA ST. D.1 K.1 (ind., 4th quarter, at the expense of the investor)
GLAVMOSSTROYA ST. D.1 K.2 (ind., 4th quarter, at the expense of the investor)
KASTANAEVSKAYA STREET D.61, K.1 (1605-AM, 4th quarter)
KASTANAEVSKAYA STREET D.61, K.2 (1605-AM, 4th quarter)
