The city authorities, as “Kommersant” found out, to the end of the year postponed the publication schedule of the resettlement of residents of demolished houses in urban renovation programme, in which should move about 1 million people. The original schedule was planned to provide by 31 December 2019, then the date got moved to June 30, 2020. But a targeted resettlement plan is not ready until now, as “pandemic” has not approved the project planning area neighborhoods under the program of renovation, explained in the capital mayoralty. They point out that the “construction of starter homes and relocation of residents of Khrushchev, do not stop”.According to the decree №497 of the government of Moscow from August 2017, the addressing plan must be submitted to the Muscovites by 31 December 2019. In December 2019 by resolution No. 1855 date was extended to 30 June 2020, but a timetable still has not been published.”In connection with the pandemic approximate schedule of resettlement would be, rather, to the end of the year, after approval of the plans and territory planning and plan their implementation,— said in the Committee where “b” was asked to comment on the delay.— The majority of plans held a public hearing and are being revised. Being developed in parallel phases of their implementation”. Officials emphasize, however, that “the construction of starter homes and relocation of residents of Khrushchev, do not stop”.The renovation programme approved by authorities of the capital in 2017. The list for demolition are 5173 house with an area of 16.3 million sq m — about 350 thousand apartments, which are home to 1 million people. The IDPs will get equivalent housing in your area, with the exception of Zelenograd and New Moscow are housed within County or equivalent an apartment, or monetary compensation (optional). Approved 431 launch pad, where the plan is to build 6.8 million square meters of real estate. The program must be completed in 2032.For approval address of the relocation plan in the framework of the renovation, the authorities need first of all to complete the discussion with residents of several urban planning projects. It took place in two stages. From April to December 2019 was held in Moscow 59 of 89 public hearing. Assembly was very nervous because of tensions between opponents and supporters of the renovation program. The claims were associated with almost a tripling of the areas of housing, designed to replace the demolished and its altitude. In the mayor’s office explained the growth areas by the presence in buildings of non-residential first floors, underground Parking, Elevator lobbies, which were not in the five-story building, the increased size of apartments for immigrants and the need to lay down reserves for those wishing to buy housing. New unit projects began to make at the hearing in March 2020, with the first meeting due to pandemic x��teli limit of 50 participants, but then decided to transfer to electronic format (on-site Active citizen). Note that in June, about 800 residents of the capital zyuzino appealed to the Prosecutor General with a demand to cancel the results of the Internet discussion, complaining that all the votes of the opponents of the draft layout of the blocks in the “Active citizen” was rejected for “frivolous reasons”. In turn, the architectural Committee has described the procedure on the Internet “absolutely legitimate”, stressing that the postponement of the hearings in the internal format for the period after the end of the quarantine will result in disruption to the timing of the renovation program.Note, in the “Active citizen” by August promised to publish results held in June discussion one of the last projects of the quarter 82 in Khoroshevo-Mnevniki. On this project on 38 hectares is planned to build eight skyscrapers 200-210 m, and seven buildings with a height of 100-170 m. prior To this record belonged to the 72-storey building with a height of 255 m in Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo, but the planners eventually decided to give up.Duma Deputy Elena Yanchuk recalls that the renovation programme was submitted by the municipality as “a social project to improve the living conditions of Muscovites”. While the MP does not see this as criticizing the design of buildings-“celovalnikov” and infill development, and the lack of “clarity in respect of priority resettlement houses are included in the renovation”. The head of the architectural Committee Yuliana Knyazhevskaya previously assured “Kommersant” that at the time of execution of the program of renovation will not affect any personnel changes (the place of departed in the government of its curator Marat Khusnullin took Andrey Bochkarev) or pandemic coronavirus.Alexander Voronov
