veterans of the great Patriotic war together with the initiative group appealed to the authorities of the country, including President Vladimir Putin. The people asked that the house No. 12 down the street Fedin in Moscow (to be demolished under the program of renovation) broke the square, and did not build a new sports complex. Its construction will damage the foundations of the house No. 10 and would violate the rights of its residents in a comfortable environment. A copy of the letter is in the possession “of the Tape.ru”.
This district of the capital selenase in 1950-e years the efforts of the officers of the General staff — housing is received by the veterans and their families. Now residents demand to preserve the historically established area of North Izmailovo (located just along the street Fedina), as well as to preserve green areas near the houses №10 and №12. The house to be demolished the Muscovites offered to split the square in honor of veterans.
However, city authorities have other plans for this site. They want to build a children’s FOK (sports complex) is 20 meters tall and with an underground garage only 10 metres from the house. In this regard, the veteran Soldiers Michael Antonovich and Bozhyev Vera Leontievna, together with other residents decided to write letters to all instances.
“No mathematical calculations and justifications can not absolutely guarantee the safety of the bearing structures of residential buildings from unwanted deformation, cracks and other damage. The whole area will be dug out, as it will require relocation of existing utilities. Disturbed the already difficult transport situation, as driveways will be blocked”, — the statement says. Muscovites say about the deterioration of the environment (waste containers will stand close to the houses), the absence of the sun in the case of the construction of Foca, and violation of construction norms (ventshade for underground Parking next to the Windows).
the Letter also directed Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, head of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko, Chairman of the state Duma Vyacheslav Volodin and the mayor of the capital Sergey Sobyanin.
