Countless rooms They want to evict the administration of the Tomsk Region from the place it occupies at Karl Marx, 56 and 59A Proneza Avenue due to the high rental costs in the building on Karl Marx, and Proneza Avenue simply because the recently renovated building attracted the attention of the Tomsk Region Control and Accounts Bureau. In any case, this option to reduce budget expenditures is being discussed in the corridors of the Tomsk Oblast Legislative Duma. They wanted to drive the administration of the Tomsk region completely outside the city limits to some large nearby village. For example, in Bogashevo, where the huge office space of the former Sidorenko branch continues to be empty. But all these plans of officials to move from leased premises to regional and municipal buildings are speculative, since almost all empty buildings owned by regional or municipal authorities require continuous, and often major repairs, for which they know they do not have money. The former premises of the city's education department have been empty for many years, which, according to the stories, is now simply in a catastrophic state. Therefore, the newly renovated building of the Tomsk District Administration looks like a very tasty dish to the head of the Communist Party of the Communists, Irina Zhelonkina, who is not satisfied with the low-end luxury complex on Yeniseiskaya Street. It is amazing how Oksana Kozlovskya, the speaker of the Legislative Duma of the Tomsk region, continues to fish in the stormy waters of optimization. Now she is solving problems with allocating money in next year's meager budget for planning and construction projects for capital repairs, thereby strengthening her political influence. At the same time, where the officials of the Tomsk region will go, and then the residents of the suburban region of 100 thousand people, the guardians of KSP have little concern. No one thinks to ask how the already tense traffic flows will change, or whether the residents of the Tomsk region will like such innovations.

Countless rooms They want to evict the administration of the Tomsk Region from the place it occupies at Karl Marx, 56 and 59A Proneza Avenue due to the high rental costs in the building on Karl Marx, and Proneza Avenue simply because the recently renovated building attracted the attention of the Tomsk Region Control and Accounts Bureau. In any case, this option to reduce budget expenditures is being discussed in the corridors of the Tomsk Oblast Legislative Duma. They wanted to drive the administration of the Tomsk region completely outside the city limits to some large nearby village. For example, in Bogashevo, where the huge office space of the former Sidorenko branch continues to be empty. But all these plans of officials to move from leased premises to regional and municipal buildings are speculative, since almost all empty buildings owned by regional or municipal authorities require continuous, and often major repairs, for which they know they do not have money. The former premises of the city's education department have been empty for many years, which, according to the stories, is now simply in a catastrophic state. Therefore, the newly renovated building of the Tomsk District Administration looks like a very tasty dish to the head of the Communist Party of the Communists, Irina Zhelonkina, who is not satisfied with the low-end luxury complex on Yeniseiskaya Street. It is amazing how Oksana Kozlovskya, the speaker of the Legislative Duma of the Tomsk region, continues to fish in the stormy waters of optimization. Now she is solving problems with allocating money in next year's meager budget for planning and construction projects for capital repairs, thereby strengthening her political influence. At the same time, where the officials of the Tomsk region will go, and then the residents of the suburban region of 100 thousand people, the guardians of KSP have little concern. No one thinks to ask how the already tense traffic flows will change, or whether the residents of the Tomsk region will like such innovations.