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Yaroslavtsev outraged by the mess they made in the yard

Residents of one of the houses on Panina street could not rejoice that they got into the improvement program “Our yards”

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Yaroslavtsev outraged by the mess they made in the yard

Residents of one of the houses on Panina Street could not be happy that they got into the improvement program “Our Courtyards”.

Two weeks ago, workers showed up. Within a week, they turned everything they could and disappeared. Then for a few days began to install curbs. This time, too, for a short time and disappeared completely.

As locals write, in the yard piles of earth, sawed trees, old curbs. Walking on clay is impossible.

People are very afraid that with such a “well-maintained” yard they will meet winter, which, by the way, this year promises warm and slushy. Oh, something, and slush and impassable dirt to them at such a pace of repair is precisely guaranteed.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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