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In Ulan-Ude imposed 700 thousand rubles on power engineers for gaping excavations

In Ulan-Ude last week, 26 protocols were drawn up for large resource-supplying organizations - Rosseti Siberia, and TGC-14, the Municipal Control Committee reports

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In Ulan-Ude imposed 700 thousand rubles on power engineers for gaping excavations

In Ulan-Ude last week, 26 protocols were drawn up for large resource-supplying organizations - Rosseti Siberia, and TGC-14, the Municipal Control Committee reports.

The reason was delays in the restoration of the territory after construction or repair work. Enterprises received permits for earthworks, but did not return the plots to their proper condition, although winter is approaching.

Legal entities for such offenses face administrative punishment in the amount of 30 to 60 thousand rubles. According to the results of one inspection, the total amount of fines that can be imposed on organizations will exceed 700 thousand rubles.

According to the mayor’s office, the municipal control commission intends to continue conducting raids.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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