Semkhoz choking: residents sound the alarm because of the drain of sewage near the “Zagorsk Sea”
The entrance to the Zagorsky Sea forest park from Semkhoz meets visitors not only with fresh air, but also with a persistent smell of sewerage

The entrance to the Zagorsky Sea forest park from Semkhoz meets visitors not only with fresh air, but also with a persistent smell of sewerage. Residents of Nagorny Street are sure that the source of the stench is the house No. 34A, from where, according to their observations, drains are regularly pumped into the general storm ditch.
According to the authors of the appeal, the scheme is debugged to automatism: a hose is laid under the concrete slab of arrival, through which a liquid with a characteristic smell of sewage is discharged several times a day under pressure. The process, according to residents, recorded on video. The stream spreads along the street, which is used by visitors to the forest park - families with children, walkers and everyone who comes here for a city holiday pass by it. Of particular concern to people is not only the smell. Residents fear that the drains can get into the Kopninka and into the lake itself - the reservoir for which they come here. If this happens, the consequences for the ecosystem of the forest park could be much more serious than a spoiled walk.
This story, according to the applicants, does not last the first year. Residents have repeatedly asked the owner of the house to equip a proper sewerage system, but they claim that these requests have not been successful. Paradoxically ended and appeal to the administration: there considered the complaint and pointed out the absence of flooding. But the essence of the treatment is completely different. People asked to deal not with puddles, but with the alleged dumping of sewage and smell, which poisons the life of the whole area. The point in this story residents intend to put through the supervisory authorities. According to them, the police registered the application and sent the materials to the State Housing Inspectorate. The main questions that have yet to be answered are: what exactly is pouring into the shower, who is responsible for it and how to stop pollution.



