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Residents of an 80-year-old Chelyabinsk barracks were promised a move to new apartments in a 10-story building under construction, but are now demanding that the unfinished building be demolished. The move was planned for 2025: the residents of the house at Novorossiyskaya, 11, Leninsky district were waiting for it. Only now has the construction stopped, and people fear that they will be left in a collapsing house - with no chance of relocation. Problems in the shack. The house was built in 1945 as temporary housing for workers at the Signal factory. Now the huts are literally bursting at the seams - the windows are warped, the floors are collapsing, you have to hold up the windowsills with everything. Inside there are 10 apartments. The residents complain about mold and dampness, but are afraid to carry out repairs: the house continues to sink. The main fear is that one day the house may collapse. what about the move Back in 2011, the residents agreed to relocate with Yuzhuralstroyservis. The developer has already resettled other barracks according to a similar plan: instead of old apartments, he provided new apartments. The residents of Novorossiysk were guaranteed apartments no smaller than before, and those living in shared apartments were guaranteed separate housing. Recognizing a prison as unsafe is not a solution. The barracks are not currently included in the resettlement plan. If the building gets this status, people will have to wait years to move. For example, there are houses nearby that have been recognized as unsafe; Their residents were resettled for the years 2034-2036. Will the barracks last until this time is a big question.

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Residents of an 80-year-old Chelyabinsk barracks were promised a move to new apartments in a 10-story building under construction, but are now demanding that the unfinished building be demolished. The move was planned for 2025: the residents of the house at Novorossiyskaya, 11, Leninsky district were waiting for it. Only now has the construction stopped, and people fear that they will be left in a collapsing house - with no chance of relocation. Problems in the shack. The house was built in 1945 as temporary housing for workers at the Signal factory. Now the huts are literally bursting at the seams - the windows are warped, the floors are collapsing, you have to hold up the windowsills with everything. Inside there are 10 apartments. The residents complain about mold and dampness, but are afraid to carry out repairs: the house continues to sink. The main fear is that one day the house may collapse. what about the move Back in 2011, the residents agreed to relocate with Yuzhuralstroyservis. The developer has already resettled other barracks according to a similar plan: instead of old apartments, he provided new apartments. The residents of Novorossiysk were guaranteed apartments no smaller than before, and those living in shared apartments were guaranteed separate housing. Recognizing a prison as unsafe is not a solution. The barracks are not currently included in the resettlement plan. If the building gets this status, people will have to wait years to move. For example, there are houses nearby that have been recognized as unsafe; Their residents were resettled for the years 2034-2036. Will the barracks last until this time is a big question.

Residents of an 80-year-old Chelyabinsk barracks were promised a move to new apartments in a 10-story building under construction, but are now demanding that the unfinished building be demolished. The move was planned for 2025: the residents of the house at Novorossiyskaya, 11, Leninsky district were waiting for it. Only now has the construction stopped, and people fear that they will be left in a collapsing house - with no chance of relocation. Problems in the shack. The house was built in 1945 as temporary housing for workers at the Signal factory. Now the huts are literally bursting at the seams - the windows are warped, the floors are collapsing, you have to hold up the windowsills with everything. Inside there are 10 apartments. The residents complain about mold and dampness, but are afraid to carry out repairs: the house continues to sink. The main fear is that one day the house may collapse. what about the move Back in 2011, the residents agreed to relocate with Yuzhuralstroyservis. The developer has already resettled other barracks according to a similar plan: instead of old apartments, he provided new apartments. The residents of Novorossiysk were guaranteed apartments no smaller than before, and those living in shared apartments were guaranteed separate housing. Recognizing a prison as unsafe is not a solution. The barracks are not currently included in the resettlement plan. If the building gets this status, people will have to wait years to move. For example, there are houses nearby that have been recognized as unsafe; Their residents were resettled for the years 2034-2036. Will the barracks last until this time is a big question.

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