The small district of Gorbunovka in the Mozhaisk district has become a perpetual construction site due to the demolition of old houses.
On the left, occupied five-story buildings are being demolished. On the right, two buildings of UNO's residential complex were erected over a year and a half. A little more, instead of the garages, one and a half hundred trees and bushes were cut down. There, according to residents, a foundation pit will be dug for another house.
Most of the remaining houses now have one one-way entrance with no U-turns. In the evening, when people return from work, the collapse begins.
"An ambulance will not pass here. The fire stood for about 40 minutes when there was a fire at the first entrance," says Natalia.
There is no information about the future facility on the information board on the site where the garages are being demolished. But on the cadastral map, as MSK1 discovered, it is indicated that it is already allowed to place a "high-rise public complex" on this land.
People are demanding that additional access to residential buildings be provided until construction is completed and that dense residential development be abandoned on the site of the demolished five-story buildings and garages.
We sent a request to the Mayor of Moscow and the Department of Urban Development Policy with a request to clarify plans for the development of the Gorbunovka micro-district, as well as check compliance with safety standards and inform residents.