For fictitious disposal of garbage Tula IP sent to the colony for 2.5 years

Kimovsky district court sentenced individual entrepreneur V.V. Avilychev to 2.5 years in prison for fraud in the execution of municipal contracts for the removal and disposal of construction waste. He was also fined 550 thousand rubles, told “MK in Tula” in the joint press service of the courts and the regional SDM.

As the court established, from July to December 2024, the entrepreneur concluded contracts with the administrations of the Don, Tovarkovsky and Begichevsky municipalities of the Bogoroditsky district, as well as the Kimovsky district.

Under the terms of the contracts, he had to organize the removal and disposal of construction waste.

However, instead of delivering garbage to the designated places, the entrepreneur, seeking to reduce transportation costs, unloaded it on a land plot in the Mirny microdistrict in Kimovsk.

At the same time, he created the appearance of conscientious work and fulfillment of obligations, and he also provided customers with documents with knowingly false information about the work performed.

Based on this documentation, the municipalities transferred budget money to the businessman. The total damage amounted to more than 6.3 million rubles. The Donskoy administration lost the largest amount – almost 3.9 million rubles. Kimovsky district suffered damage by 1.64 million rubles, Tovarkovsk municipality - about 807 thousand rubles, Begichevsky - more than 130 thousand rubles.

Civil claims of the victims for compensation of the entire amount of damage, the court satisfied in full. In addition, the convict confiscated vehicles worth 4.23 million rubles.

Avilychev was found guilty of two episodes of fraud on an especially large scale, as well as fraud on a large and small scale. According to the totality of crimes, he was appointed 2 years 6 months in a general regime colony and a fine of 550 thousand rubles. The businessman was taken into custody right in the courtroom.

The sentence has not yet entered into force and can be appealed.

Speaking of housing... Earlier, MK in Tula told about another trial related to the housing and communal sector. We are talking about the fact that in Shchekin, the management company obtained through the court the right to get into the apartment of a local resident who refused to let repairmen replace an emergency sewer riser.

As it turned out, the fault of the pipeline in the apartment on the floor above required repair of the general sewerage. Part of the riser took place inside the defendant's housing wall, but she did not give specialists access to the premises.

On November 2, 2026, the Shchekinsky Interdistrict Court ordered the woman to allow employees of the Fortress Criminal Code to carry out the necessary work.