“Multi-detkino” in Orenburg overgrown with weed: the plots were issued, but there are no roads

The reason is simple, although formally located near the landscaped village, but, in fact, located in a clean field. People cannot not only fully start construction - even just get to their allotments for them an impassable quest. In the summer, parents with many children still somehow get to the sites to mow the grass and create the appearance of work, because by law, land can be seized if there is no construction on it. And with the onset of the thaw, the primer is transported to the jelly, and it is impossible to get to the “Multi-detkino”.

According to the Orenburg administration, the Orenday correspondents, 895 land plots were granted in Nizhne Sakmar. At the same time, the mayor's office does not monitor the further fate of the plots - it is not provided for by law. Some progress was made: electricity networks and gas supply were brought to most of the future settlement. Power grids were built in 2019, gas - in 2022-2024. But the main problem - off-road - has not yet been solved.

The plot, if the family does not plan to build, can be returned to the state and receive a payment of 300 thousand rubles. But the main condition is that the family should have the right to payment, and many have lost it over the years: for example, the eldest child has grown up. At the same time, plots in Orenburg have not been issued for three years because of their absence in a special fund. As of October 20, 2026, landless large families in the city of 3305. Applications continue to be accepted, but land is not planned. And the city hall does not issue cash payments - this is a regional measure of support, and its volumes are rapidly declining: in 2023, 667 families received payments, in 2024 - 473, in 2025 - only 92, and for the first half of 2026 - 80. In October, parents began to receive refusals with the wording “no limits on budget obligations”, that is, the money has already been distributed.

The story of Many Detkino is an example of good intentions being broken down by bureaucracy and lack of infrastructure. The plots allocated 895 families, provided electricity and gas, but forgot about the main thing - roads. In the end, people got land that they can't build on, and they can't get it back with compensation, and they can't wait to get paid because the limits are exhausted. For large families, this is a vicious circle: construction is impossible due to off-road, and without construction, land can be seized. At the same time, new applications continue to be accepted, although there are no plots in the fund, and payments are decreasing every year. The issue is not only the money, but the fact that the state has undertaken obligations to large families, but has not brought it to the end. And while officials cite competences and limits, Multiple Detkino is overgrown with weed, and families are waiting for a solution that may not come.

What do you think should be a priority: building roads to already allocated areas or paying compensation to those who cannot use them?