In Minsk-World, someone put a football gate in the courtyard. Why were they removed
Last summer in the yard of houses on the street. I. Luchenko, 26, and Zh. Alferov str., 12, someone without notifying the management company put ...

Last summer in the yard of houses on the street. I. Luchenko, 26, and J. Alferov str., 12, someone without notifying the management company put homemade football gates. Why residents complained about the initiative, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency learned.
The unauthorized decision to put in the yard designs for playing football did not like the owners of cars: the gates were located in the immediate vicinity of the parking lot. No one fenced off the improvised playground and the ball flew into parked cars. The dents or scratches could be the consequences of a sports game.
“The man said that on this occasion there were appeals to both the management organization of the residential complex and the police, but after that, according to him, the gate remained in place,” writes Onliner.

- For more than two months, no one can take any action to get the gate away from the parking lot. Nearby there is a large, while ownerless field, and the children for about two months hitting the ball on parked cars, missing the goal. Their game threatens the integrity of car owners' property. Also, playing, the children trampled lawn grass to the ground, complained one of the residents.
The administration of the Oktyabrsky district reported that the application for the presence of gates in the territory adjacent to the houses, received in the dispatch service of LLC Happy Planet on August 21. After that, the owner of the gate was installed and notified of the need to remove them.

- The gate is now cleared. The lawn is planned to be restored by the end of September, the administration summarized and clarified that residents of the residential complex should contact the dispatch service of the management organization by phone 7560 when identifying the facts of the appearance of unauthorized objects.
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