The city authorities have published a three-stage timetable for the resettlement of residents of demolished houses in urban renovation programme. Until 2024 in new housing will move 170 thousand inhabitants of 930 houses. In the second stage, authorities will have to move 330 thousand inhabitants of the 1.6 million buildings until 2028, at the last stage — 380 thousand people out of 1.7 thousand five-story building. In the city hall, tied up relatively small amounts of resettlement in the first stage, the lack of available land for development, adding that the schedule of resettlement for the remaining 688 homes will be published later.House-to-schedule relocation of residents (.pdf) as part of the renovation program approved on August 12 a joint decree of the Metropolitan departments of urban policy, urban property and construction. According to the document: a Relatively small number of immigrants (17% of the total programme) in the first stage the head of Department of town-planning policy Sergey Levkin associated with lack of land for building starter homes. It is noteworthy that the schedule of resettlement 688 houses included in the program, the government promised to publish later. “What is 688 homes? These are peas, this is a separate house that voted and entered the program. Now they have to pull in finished projects,” said Mr lyovkin, adding that we are not talking about the fourth stage, resettlement, and the residents of these homes learn about the terms of resettlement in 2021.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). 453 approved the launch pad, where it is planned to construct about 7 million sq m of real estate. The program must be completed in 2032.Initially, house-to-schedule resettlement program had to be published by 31 December 2019, then the date was moved to June 30, 2021. In the city hall for the delay was explained by the fact that “pandemic” were not approved projects of planning area neighborhoods under the program of renovation (see “Kommersant” on 7 July). The discussion of these projects 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.New unit projects began to make at the hearing in March 2020, with the first meeting due to pandemic wanted to limit 50 participants, but then decided to translate them into electronic FaureMat (at the site of Active citizen). In June 2020, approximately 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.In a joint order of the three departments of the Metropolitan municipality stated that the timing of resettlement “are indicative and can be adjusted”. Mr. Levkin gave to understand that “to predict for such a long period of time is difficult, but this does not mean that the terms can change drastically”. As an example, the official cited the situation with the adjustment of the timing of the move to two-three months. “Statistics have shown that moving house takes eight to nine months,” he added. Answering the question of why certain houses were in different stages of resettlement, Sergei Levkin again mentioned the lack of available land in the city under construction. “Where found free sites, we are close to them at home and included in the first stage. It’s logical,”— said the official. Mr lyovkin also made it clear that the participants of the second and third phase of resettlement was more fortunate, as their new neighborhoods will be built-up urban blocks with closed machines with yards “carefully planned territory” and new social facilities. The Deputy head of the Department of property Anton Sorokin said that the specific terms of the resettlement the residents of the houses know by email and in private offices at the city hall site through the services of inform functionality, according to officials, has already passed the run-in.Alexander Voronov
