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In Mariupol discussed the restoration of housing in Zhovtnevo district

Koltsov held a meeting with residents of the city

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In Mariupol discussed the restoration of housing in Zhovtnevo district

The head of Mariupol Anton Koltsov held a meeting with residents of Zhovtnevy district, where they discussed the progress of the restoration of housing. Particular attention is paid to long-term construction on Pisarev Street, where the replacement of engineering networks and repair of the facade are currently underway. To ensure strict control over the quality of work, the issue was submitted to the Republican headquarters for restoration.

Also, together with the management company, an audit of cluttered technical subpoles will be carried out to ensure access to communications. For citizens who were unable to complete the repair due to lack of funds, a municipal co-financing program is being implemented, which is fully funded.

Earlier, the mayor of Koltsov spoke about the simplification of the procedure for interaction of citizens with the Department of Property and Land Relations.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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