Resettlement of municipalities in St. Petersburg proposed to remove from city priorities
In St. Petersburg proposed to exclude the resettlement of communal apartments among the priority areas of housing policy of the city. The relevant information is placed in the bill and in the explanatory note to it.
In St. Petersburg proposed to exclude the resettlement of communal apartments among the priority areas of housing policy of the city. The relevant information is placed in the bill and in the explanatory note to it.
Instead of a large-scale program, the city plans to move to targeted assistance to the most needy residents - the poor, the disabled, large families and social renters. Owners of privatized rooms will have to rely more on their own funds. The document has yet to be considered by the Legislative Assembly.
The resettlement program has been operating in St. Petersburg since 2008. During this time, the number of such apartments decreased from 116 thousand to 54.5 thousand, and more than 145 thousand families received housing.
