The city of Chekistov was also discussed at the mayor's meeting with the residents yesterday.
Former researcher Ekaterina Gerlach, who currently lives in the complex, spoke on behalf of the city's residents.
According to her, the plaster there is crumbling, the facades look shabby, and the houses are in bad condition.
According to the renovation plan, they asked to postpone the works in the complex to 2042-2044. But it is likely that the houses would not have lived up to that - they were built in 1930.
The Yekaterinburg resident also added that after the meeting with the mayor, the UrFU Center for Architecture and Construction conducted a study of the complex. Based on its results, they came to the conclusion that the roofs, facades and bay windows must be repaired first.
Rustam Galimov ordered to prepare a summary by the end of December. Then work will begin on all the houses in the city in 2027.
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