No one died, somehow we lived without him": in Yekaterinburg, the viceroy of the United Russia suggested that residents do without hot stops.
Yekaterinburg city duma deputy, member of United Russia, Alexander Kolesnikov, criticized the initiative of entrepreneurs to install heated bus station pavilions at their own expense. In his opinion, the city needs simple "vandal-proof" buildings, but hot stops can still be broken.
"We live in central Russia, an area of dangerous agriculture. No one died, somehow we lived without him, I think we will continue to live. I believe that we should live in a saving mode, especially now, to install simple anti-vandals that will last for many years and will not require maintenance costs," Kolesnikov said.
At the same time, United Russia supported the very idea of bringing trade back to a standstill. Kolesnikov believes that entrepreneurs will be able to monitor the order and maintenance of the stops, and save budget money.
In the past, the deputy has already proposed to install in the city, as in the Soviet Union, concrete stops or awnings made of corrugated sheets. Then he explained their practicality by the fact that you can simply paint inscriptions and graffiti on concrete.