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Kirov residents were forbidden to store firewood on municipal land

Residents of the private sector in the regional center were reminded of strict compliance with fire safety and improvement rules

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Kirov residents were forbidden to store firewood on municipal land

Placing lumber, firewood, construction waste, old furniture and other flammable items on municipal territory is a serious offense.

Specialists of territorial administrations emphasize that with the onset of the autumn-winter period, citizens actively harvest fuel for the winter and often leave wood outside the boundaries of their land plots.

Administrative liability and monetary fines are provided for such actions, since cluttering public spaces with combustible materials creates a direct threat of fire.

In the course of regular raids and bypasses of territories, employees of the relevant departments call on the residents of Kirov to show consciousness and timely release municipal lands from timber and garbage reserves.

Control over the maintenance of areas adjacent to private households will continue.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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