The promised apartments remain out of reach. LCD Microdistrict "Levoberezhnaya Levoberezhnaya for military personnel in contact"

The initiative group "Homeless Regiment" will hold an action near the Ministry of Defense building on February 23, 2018 in order to intensify work on the completion of housing for military personnel on Levoberezhnaya Street in Moscow, said group representative Roman Fedorov. At the same time, the protesters are not satisfied with the proposal of the “Main Directorate for the Arrangement of Troops” to obtain similar meters in already completed, but less attractive from the point of view of location, houses.

The construction of 60 high-rise buildings for military personnel on Bolshaya Ochakovskaya, Polina Osipenko, Levoberezhnaya and Sinyavinskaya streets began in 2011-2012 by order of the Ministry of Defense. The work was carried out by the SU-155 company, to which the department allocated more than 68 billion rubles over four years. Construction stopped in 2015 at the level of 90% completion of houses. In relation to SU-155, bankruptcy and reorganization procedures were initiated, and the task of completing the construction of 16 thousand apartments for the military was assigned to the Main Directorate for Troops Arrangement JSC.

As of February 2018, as a result of raising its own funds and additional funding from the Ministry of Defense, the company commissioned microdistricts on Bolshaya Ochakovskaya (10 buildings with 1,796 apartments) and Sinyavinskaya streets (15 buildings with 4,731 apartments), the head of the press service told Mil.Press Estate "GUOV" Maxim Pastukhov.

On Polina Osipenko Street, 6 out of 12 buildings were opened, on Levoberezhnaya - 9 out of 23. 6,496 military families are waiting for their apartments.

The initiative group of military personnel "Homeless Regiment" intends to hold a meeting on February 23 in order to speed up the process of putting apartments into operation near the building of the National Defense Management Center on Frunzenskaya Embankment. “This is not a rally. We are planning a gathering without posters, slogans, symbols. On November 19, such an event was already held without any comments from the authorities,” Roman Fedorov, a representative of the initiative group, told Mil.Press Estate.

According to him, several dozen military personnel will take part in the event. Roman Fedorov noted that a similar gathering of military personnel in November contributed to the commissioning of one of the buildings on Levoberezhnaya Street.

As Maxim Pastukhov emphasized, the Department of Housing (DHS) of the Ministry of Defense offers military personnel who cannot wait for the completion of the buildings on Levoberezhnaya and Polina Osipenko, redistribution to housing of the same area in rented houses on Sinyavinskaya Street in the Molzhaninovsky district. Today, there are about 1,000 empty apartments. “Anyone can write an application addressed to the head of the Department with a request to provide an equivalent apartment in the Molzhaninovo district in exchange for the previously allocated apartment. All requests are considered without fail,” he said.

According to a representative of GUOV, military personnel refuse to move to the Molzhaninovsky district, the only one of the four problematic facilities located beyond the Moscow Ring Road (MKAD), and prefer to wait for facilities within walking distance of metro stations.

He noted that some military personnel who had already received apartments in building No. 4 on Levoberezhnaya Street did not live in them and put them up for sale. In the database of advertisements for the sale of real estate CIAN at this address today there are three apartments from military personnel costing from 6.5 million rubles.

“Out of the six thousand people waiting for an apartment, fifty people come forward to take part in the action, the rest are ready to wait - they understand perfectly well that they want to live in Moscow. And if you think that the apartment is more expensive on Levoberezhnaya and can be sold, then everything is fine with their housing. Then call it "Homeless regiment", to put it mildly, is incorrect," Maxim Pastukhov added.

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This residential area is being built, as is known, for the needs of the Russian Ministry of Defense. After the bankruptcy of the SU-155 company, which was engaged in this government order, but never completed it, the completion of construction microdistrict "Levoberezhnaya" took over (GUOV) Ministry of Defense. On the one hand, this is good, because it is clear that sooner or later the microdistrict will be completed. On the other hand, there is not enough information in the public domain. The army's closed nature is taking its toll. If there is enough information on the Internet about those objects that are being completed beyond SU-155 by the RK-Stroy company (a subsidiary of Rossiysky Capital Bank), then the GUOV does not waste words, it reports only on the houses that have been delivered. At the end of April 2018, out of 23 buildings that are part of Levoberezhnaya, nine were put into operation. Unfortunately, there is no specific data yet on the completion dates for the remaining houses. It is known that military builders are working here, but that is all that is reported.

Activists of the Homeless Regiment organization, among the officers who are entitled to apartments in Levoberezhnaya, periodically hold pickets, trying to draw attention to the slow pace of work, but this does not have much effect. In general, this is understandable. Rally or rally, but the GUOV will still not finish building the house faster than it can. And moreover, the Ministry of Defense also has its own truth. The official point of view is this: the Ministry of Defense, at its own expense (as far as the budget allows), is completing the construction of houses that have become long-term construction through no fault of its own. The state provides apartments in these houses to military personnel free of charge. Those who cannot wait are offered to receive apartments of equal size in rented houses on Sinyavinskaya Street in the Molzhaninovsky district of the Northern Administrative District of Moscow. But the military waiting lists do not agree, since this is a “zamkadye” (who wants to move beyond), and prefer to wait until the houses in Levoberezhnaya are commissioned. There is little joy in this expectation, but the gamble is worth the candle, given the difference in price between an apartment outside the Moscow Ring Road and within the ring road, next to the Khovrino metro station. So it turns out that people lose time, but still win money, because the difference in price is quite significant. Considering that the apartments are transferred into ownership and can then be sold, the wait is still worth it.

Sales in houses microdistrict. "Levoberezhnaya" is not carried out. However, those who are interested in this place can look at the offers on the secondary market - some of the officer apartments in the completed buildings of the microdistrict have already been put up for sale by the owners. So, if you look at it, the place is good - green, there is infrastructure, the metro is nearby (we have already written about the pros and cons of the new microdistrict in previous opinions of the portal). And there are not many alternative options nearby. Apartments are offered only in those who are building. And in the remaining new buildings there are apartments for sale: in the commissioned one, in those under construction from and (the completion date of this complex has already been postponed).

February 03, 2017

Since 2011, SU-155 has been building four microdistricts for military personnel. The Levoberezhnaya microdistrict is the largest of them, and today more than 5,000 apartments remain untransferred here. After the bankruptcy of SU-155, military personnel are demanding their apartments from the Ministry of Defense. He is engaged in completing the construction of houses. In particular, at his expense, 2 buildings were completed and commissioned in December 2016. The remaining houses will be delivered in stages, including in the first quarter of 2017, but no one has any idea when the Levoberezhnaya Microdistrict will be fully put into operation. However, the head of the Housing Department of the Russian Ministry of Defense, Sergei Pirogov, said in an interview with a radio station in December 2016 that clarity on the timing of the delivery of all problematic objects will come closer to March of this year, also adding that by the end of this year “the issue will be resolved unambiguously.”

January 29, 2016

Company "SU-155" is going through hard times right now. In many projects that are under construction, one can observe repeated delays in delivery dates. Therefore, today the situation is such that investing in its objects is quite risky. Microdistrict "Levoberezhnaya"- is no exception; this project has already had its delivery date postponed by a year. It is difficult to say anything about the prospects, and even more so to make predictions or conclusions. Therefore, we just need to say a few words about the project itself and the area in which it is located.

Although the developer mainly presents standard layouts, it should be noted that the premises are divided wisely, there are no large corridors or sharp corners. Only in rare cases are there living rooms of irregular shape, which will narrow the opportunity for rational use of space. However, given the price class of the new building, you can turn a blind eye to this.

The infrastructure of the complex area is developed at a good level. It is especially worth highlighting the considerable number of social facilities in the district. Including schools, kindergartens, clinics and even branches of two higher educational institutions. The retail sector is also represented by a fairly wide range, which will allow residents to feel quite comfortable. But the entertainment infrastructure looks more meager. In principle, there are cinemas, restaurants, and recreation parks in the area, but you will have to get to them by transport, which may not be acceptable for all future residents. In addition to the existing infrastructure of the location, the developer plans to further improve the situation, namely: the implementation of its own facilities on the territory of the residential complex, including the construction of two kindergartens, a school and a clinic. But it is obvious that there is no point in pinning hopes on the quick implementation of these plans.

The ecological situation in the area, in general, is quite good. Although there is an industrial zone next to the complex, there are warehouses and garages on its territory, which only negatively affect the view characteristics. There is also an RTS in the immediate vicinity, which, it must be admitted, does not benefit the air condition. The industrial appearance of the area somewhat spoils the overall aesthetic impression. But there are noticeably more advantages. There are no major roads directly next to the complex. The Moscow Ring Road is separated by the large Khimki Forest Park, which, by the way, significantly improves the state of the ecology of the area as a whole, because the complex is adjacent to it almost closely. Also in the area there is Friendship Park and Grachevsky Park.

Convenience of transport links in this case is a controversial issue. On the one hand, towards the city center, new settlers are faced with traffic jams on Leningradskoye Shosse. Sometimes you can use the alternative Dmitrovskoye Highway, but often this will not save you time. On the other hand, one of the advantages is the proximity to the Moscow Ring Road - this provides quite ample opportunities for movement and finding the least crowded route. Those who use public transport will find it convenient that the Rechnoy Vokzal metro station is located a kilometer from the residential complex.

Quite a lot of residential complexes are being built in the area, so the residential complexes have competitors. The most noticeable among them is , which is located in close proximity to the Rechnoy Vokzal metro station and Friendship Park. This improves transport and environmental components. In addition, the construction of this complex is nearing completion. But meanwhile, the price per square meter here is much higher. It can be noted that the residential complex “On Bazovskaya” has already been commissioned, which reduces risks for buyers to a minimum. However, the complex has two negative sides: firstly, it is remote from the metro, and secondly, it is surrounded by an industrial zone.

August 28, 2014

The SU-155 company is implementing another multi-storey development project in the Moscow region. The developer had some delays in the delivery of several previous projects. Nevertheless, the company completed construction and transferred ownership of the housing to the buyers, although on the forums many residents complain about the poor quality of construction work.

For future residents of the residential complex "On Levoberezhnaya Street" An additional advantage is that the apartments are rented with finishing, which is already included in the price. Also, all layout options have spacious kitchens, which are not typical for economy class. Unfortunately, the developer's plans do not include the construction of an indoor parking lot. In this regard, residents may have big problems with parking. Since the project provides for the construction of 24 buildings, we can expect a shortage of parking spaces in the local area.

Despite the fact that LCD "On Levoberezhnaya Street" located near a forested park area, you won’t be able to enjoy beautiful views from the window, because the residential complex is being built surrounded by garages and borders on a bus depot. The state of ecology is negatively affected by several industrial enterprises located to the south and east of the residential complex, in particular CHPP-21.

Near the complex there is a large highway, along which you can go to the Moscow Ring Road, or to the Central Administrative District of Moscow. However, for motorists the road to the center of the capital will be complicated by traffic jams. And if during the evening rush hour on weekdays the Leningradskoe Highway is quite free, then in the morning hours the speed along it is about 7-10 km/h. It will not be possible to avoid traffic jams, since all the streets near the residential complex (Dybenko Street, Petrozavodskaya, Pribrezhny Proezd) have a dense traffic flow in the morning and evening on weekdays. As an alternative, there is an option to use the metro, but you will have to get to the nearest station “Rechnoy Vokzal” by transport. However, it is worth noting that bus and minibus stops are within walking distance from the complex.

There are social infrastructure facilities near the complex, but most places in kindergartens and schools are occupied, so future residents will be forced to wait for the completion of construction of new facilities, the delivery date of which is still unknown. However, the area where construction is taking place is provided with shopping facilities.

Several comfort-class residential complexes with higher housing prices are being built in the neighborhood, for example, “In Levoberezhny” and “Crystal”.

The low quality of installation work is striking. Photo from the site www.voendom.info

When it comes to military construction, we should not forget about the social protection of veterans. And it is obvious that young officers, seeing the poor attitude towards military pensioners, are unlikely to consider military service as their whole life’s work, which will definitely negatively affect the combat effectiveness of the Armed Forces. Caring for veterans is a guarantee of confidence for young career military personnel in their future, a guarantee that officers in active military service will devote themselves to it without regard to the fact that in old age they may simply be thrown out onto the street as unnecessary, waste material.

HOMELESS REGIMENT

On one fine, sunny day in mid-August, reserve officers and members of their families gathered in the square near the Airport metro station at the monument to the German communist, Reichstag deputy (from 1925 to 1933) Ernst Thälmann to remind the powers that be of their existence . It was a day off, Saturday, there were few people in the square, the silent picket of those gathered and their posters practically went unnoticed by anyone. The few onlookers passing by don’t count. By the way, this is not the first such picket and, perhaps, not the last.

And what is most outrageous is that people who have served in the Armed Forces for more than 20 years are forced to fight for what the state should provide them in accordance with the laws.

On this day, only a few people gathered at the Thälmann monument; in fact, if everyone who had not been provided with legal housing by the Ministry of Defense came here, there would not be enough space in this square and all the streets in the area, and we are talking only about those who have the right to accommodation in Moscow.

The problem is this: by order of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, the general contractor “SU-155” undertook to build four housing complexes, a total of 60 houses, by the fourth quarter of 2014. 12 houses should be built on Bolshaya Ochakovskaya Street, 15 in the Molzhaninovo microdistrict, 13 buildings in the Khoroshevskoe Highway area and 23 houses on Levoberezhnaya Street.

To date, only the microdistrict on Bolshaya Ochakovskaya has been fully commissioned and is being populated. In Molzhaninovo, three more houses have not been completed; in the Khoroshevskoye Shosse area, only two buildings have been completed and three more are planned to be completed in September this year. The situation is worst on Levoberezhnaya Street. Only two houses have been commissioned there, and the general contractor promises to complete three more this year. The official website of the Ministry of Defense contains information about the partial occupancy of houses at the specified addresses.

It cannot be said that the Ministry of Defense does not at all fulfill its obligations to provide permanent housing for officers transferred to the reserve; the fact is that this process proceeds in accordance with the queue that the Housing Department (DHS) forms from those in need of housing and in accordance with the internal instructions from the military department. But it so happened that some of those on the waiting list were assigned apartments in the buildings at the addresses indicated above, and they were naturally taken out of the housing queue. The general contractor (SU-155) went bankrupt, construction work at all four sites stopped. The trouble is that, in violation of all existing rules, the builders received an advance payment in the amount of 95% of the cost of all construction and installation works. Since the bankrupt general contractor has already used this money and the military department has no other funds to complete the construction of houses on these four sites, further work is proceeding with great delay. At some point, the open joint-stock company Main Directorate for Troop Arrangement (OJSC GUOV) assumed the obligation to complete construction, but it also failed to cope with this; the stumbling block ultimately becomes the lack of funding every time. As a result, people dropped out of the housing queue and did not receive apartments, while those next on the queue had already moved into houses built by other contractors.

MOLZHANINOV'S CONTRADICTIONS

The smallest district of Moscow - Molzhaninovo - is located outside the Moscow Ring Road, almost within the northern part of the city of Khimki and is closely adjacent to the territory of Sheremetyevo International Airport. Here, in 2014, the construction of a residential microdistrict for military personnel was generally completed; its address is determined on the Internet as st. Sinyavinskaya, possession 11. In total, there are 15 houses in this microdistrict. These are buildings of the standard series I-155MM, I-155MK and several experimental towers of the I-155NB project. By now, most of the houses are occupied. The microdistrict, houses and the surrounding territory are on the balance sheet of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. Utilities for the houses are provided by the notorious management company OJSC Slavyanka. Let me remind you that not long ago the name of this company was associated with 25 criminal cases, combined into one proceeding. The media published information about thefts through this organization amounting to more than 4 billion rubles, in which its former management took part, then it was still a limited liability company. The new general director decided not to change the name of this business structure; only the form of its ownership was changed, that is, it became a joint-stock company.

Retired officers who were provided with housing in this microdistrict note a number of significant shortcomings of its location. Firstly, it was built on part of the territory of the Podrezkovo industrial zone and production facilities are located in close proximity to it. According to sanitary rules and regulations (SanPiN), housing should not be built here, but only production and cultural facilities. There is information that in March 2011, Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin informed the Minister of Defense about this fact. At that time, Anatoly Serdyukov headed the Russian military department.

Secondly, the microdistrict borders on the old, but still active Cherkizovsky Northern Cemetery. Again, according to the requirements of SanPiN, “a sanitary protection zone is a mandatory element of any industrial enterprise and other facilities that may be sources of chemical, biological or physical impact on the environment and human health.” At a minimum, for the construction of residential buildings, the general contractor had to take into account the sanitary protection zone and carry out soil reclamation - neither of which was done.

Thirdly, and very significantly, the high-rise buildings of this microdistrict were built in the dangerous take-off and landing zone of aircraft at Sheremetyevo International Airport, without coordination with the management of the latter. It is documented that at one time the Moscow Arbitration Court issued a decision to collect a fine from SU-155 for this violation. Moreover, there are SanPiN requirements that limit residential construction near airports, airfields, and heliports associated with air pollution with substances harmful to health and excess levels of noise, vibration, and electromagnetic radiation.

There is a precedent in the judicial practice of the Russian Federation when the Volzhsky District Court of the city of Saratov found that the developer illegally erected two 10-story buildings near the airport without the consent of its owner, the SarAvia aviation enterprise. As a result, the court ordered the demolition of these houses, since they were located in a dangerous area for aircraft takeoff and landing and interfered with the operation of the airport's radar complex.

In order for the picture to appear in full, it is worth quoting a paragraph from a letter from waiting officers addressed to Supreme Commander-in-Chief Vladimir Putin: “Sheremetyevo is building a third runway where heavy aircraft will land, already the noise level exceeds permissible standards, and it will be even worse.” .

The second building of this microdistrict is made according to the standard project I-155NB (developer "SU-155"), it is a 25-story tower, taking into account the technical floor. And this tower, after the completion of construction and installation work, tilted, naturally, they did not begin to inhabit it. Mikhail Balakin, a representative of this organization, informed those on the waiting list who received apartments there, back when they were “SU-155”, that due to poor-quality geological surveys, for a reason unknown to the builders, the building tilted more than required by the standards. Since the conclusion in the form of “unknown reasons” indicates the obvious incompetence of the general contractor’s representative, we had to turn to the Production Research Institute for Engineering Surveys in Construction (PNIIIS) for comments on the current situation.

A specialist from PNIIIS explained to me that most likely at the base of the foundation there were soils with different compressibility. In the monograph of Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences V.I. Osipov indicated that this territory is characterized by their presence: from weakly to highly compressible (from moraine loams to fluvioglacial sands, peats and peaty soils). Also characteristic of this area is variability in their horizontal extent. Probably, the foundation of this building fell on soils of different compressibility, which gave different settlements, resulting in a tilt. But the specialist made a reservation that without additional research the true reasons for the tilt of the building cannot be determined and it is quite possible that it arose due to mistakes by the builders. The opinion of this expert can certainly be trusted; in Soviet times, PNIIIS was the main institute of the USSR State Construction Committee, and currently it has unique, rich scientific archives (most of which are still classified). Currently, it is put up for sale by the federal agency Rosimushchestvo, that is, in fact, this institution is awaiting liquidation. I am afraid that in the near future there will be no organizations left in Russia capable of conducting high-quality engineering and geological surveys for construction and correcting numerous mistakes of insufficiently competent design and survey firms and construction organizations.

In addition, the microdistrict on Sinyavinskaya Street (possession 11), where settlement is already in full swing, is still not connected to a permanent power supply system. There, out of four pumps in the sanitary sewer system, only one is in working order. If it fails, the neighborhood will drown in you know what.

CONSTRUCTION QUALITY

Persons present at the picket at the monument to Ernst Thälmann spoke about serious complaints about the quality of construction of residential buildings in the above-mentioned microdistricts. The installation of panels in almost all houses was carried out extremely carelessly; in some places the builders installed them by confusing the top and bottom; the interpanel joints were made with large gaps, significantly exceeding those allowed by construction standards.

During the construction process, technological violations were allowed, which can lead to partial destruction of the supporting structures of the houses under construction with unpredictable consequences. In some houses, a complete defrosting of the heating system was allowed. Neighborhoods on Khoroshevsky highway and on Levoberezhnaya Street stood without heating all winter from 2014 to 2015. Moreover, in some houses the roofing and sealing of interpanel joints was not completed. How can one evaluate the fact that these houses have already had interior cosmetic finishing - whitewashed ceilings and pasted wallpapers? Well, the wallpaper can be re-glued, but the main problem is that water that has penetrated into interpanel joints and cracks in reinforced concrete structures is a destructive force, especially in winter.

The situation was aggravated by the fact that SU-155 became financially insolvent by August 2015 and curtailed all construction and installation work, failing to fulfill its obligations to the customer OJSC GUOV. In September 2015, Timur Ivanov, General Director of GUOV OJSC, stated during a meeting of the Public Chamber that the organization he led was committed to completing construction. In October, this organization began work in the role of not a customer, but a general contractor.

SUCH A LUCKY LEFT BANK

A representative of the Homeless Regiment initiative group, who introduced himself to an NVO correspondent as Nikolai, described the current situation using the example of a microdistrict on Levoberezhnaya Street. Since the Ministry of Defense does not have money to complete construction work at this site, the subcontractor is curtailing work here. The arrangement of communications of the 24th, 12th, 5th houses has not been completed. But even in those buildings where plumbing and drainage systems already exist, there is no access for these communications to the city network.

In February 2014, the Main Military Prosecutor's Office inspected the progress of SU-155 construction work at the above-mentioned sites and came to the conclusion that “the housing constructed and distributed does not have permanently connected utilities and was built with violations.” But it seems that this time no one was interested in the opinion of the Main Military Prosecutor's Office, since its intervention in no way affected the progress of housing construction in the listed microdistricts.

On June 2, residential buildings were handed over on Levoberezhnaya Street in accordance with the new schedules. The general contractor did not have time to complete the work by this deadline, and it was decided to start the sewer system according to a temporary scheme and pump out the contents of the sanitary sewer system into the city network using two pumps. The storm drainage system there has not been completed. According to the general contractor, the work will be completed before the cold weather, but such an outcome is hard to believe. Since the performer of these works, the subcontractor LLC SK "INZHSTROYBETON", is curtailing its activities at this construction site due to lack of funding and is transferring people and equipment to another site. In response to the indignation of the future residents of this microdistrict, the construction foreman said that until the money is transferred from the Main Directorate for Authorities, nothing else will be done on Levoberezhnaya. It was planned to deliver four houses by the end of July. Five more buildings - Nos. 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, according to the schedule, should be completed as soon as possible, but there is no money and work has been stopped. It turns out that those houses that are finally commissioned will become hostage to a temporary sewer system, with which anything can happen in the winter. To top it all off, it is unknown where the storm drain is located. It is possible that rainwater is being drained into the plumbing drain. If this is so, in the event of unexpectedly heavy rainfall, residents of the microdistrict will face not only floods, but also flooding with the contents of the sanitary sewer.

It doesn't take an expert to predict that stormwater will once again become a problem in the winter for unfinished homes where work has now stopped. These buildings are still not preserved, and still the roofs of not all of them are covered with roofing materials, and the interpanel joints and seams are not waterproofed everywhere.

In houses with a roof, due to the lack of heating, gutters defrost in winter, and in buildings of this type they are laid inside the thermal circuit. That is, the water frozen in the gutters breaks the storm pipes, then during thaws and rainy periods it spills throughout the entire structure of the house. Under the influence of this phenomenon, all the structures of the house gradually begin to collapse. To solve this problem, the builders took temporary measures; storm drainage was vented out through the open windows of the upper floors. Well, we can congratulate the general contractor on this “brilliant” engineering solution.

THE HISTORY OF COLONEL DAVYDOV

There are still a number of pressing issues that require coverage. When allocating permanent housing to military personnel of the Ministry of Defense, the area of the apartment provided is determined in accordance with internal departmental regulations, based on the position and military rank of the person on the waiting list. What happens when a position is reduced or an officer is transferred to a manager? In this case, the officer is deprived of the right to receive additional space in accordance with his position.

When military personnel are transferred to the reserve, they rent out a service apartment and remain without registration (or temporary registration) until they receive permanent housing. During this period, social benefits become unavailable to them: medical care, enrollment of children in schools and preschool institutions, and receipt of electronic debit bank cards. Having lost their official housing, reservists receive a “Deregistration and departure” sheet, which is not recognized by any institution as a document that can replace registration. People who have given their best years to military service find themselves between heaven and earth for an indefinite period.

Sometimes the Department of Defense easily abandons its obligations. In this aspect, the story of Colonel Igor Borisovich Davydov, in the recent past a senior officer of the Main Armored Directorate of the Ministry of Defense, is indicative. In 2008, he was removed from the staff due to reaching retirement age. In 2009, he fell into the category of so-called managers. In 2010, there was a decision by the military garrison court to provide him with housing out of turn. Then the housing commissions were liquidated, and the rules for providing housing to military personnel were changed. The newly formed Department of Housing informed him that the decisions of the court and the housing commission no longer had any significance, and he was put on the general queue in accordance with the new standards - according to the date of registration of the application in the housing department.

In 2014, reserve colonel Davydov became an invalid of the 3rd group. In accordance with departmental documents of the RF Ministry of Defense, within a month after the military medical commission (MMC) has declared a serviceman unfit for military service, he must be dismissed from the Armed Forces with the provision of housing. But Colonel Davydov, as he was in the category of commandants, remained in it. JO is still ignoring the order of the Minister of Defense, citing the schedule for the delivery of houses on Levoberezhnaya, which is constantly changing, and the deadline for its implementation is being delayed. Davydov appealed to the prosecutor's office with a complaint that the JO does not comply with the decision of the military garrison court and the order of the Ministry of Defense, and is delaying the process of providing him with permanent housing, which has been going on for six years. The result is the same.

Igor Borisovich was lucky enough to talk on the phone about his problem with the head of the 2nd Directorate, JO Kuznetsov. To all of Colonel Davydov’s arguments, the official answered him in a raised tone: “Colonel, why are you twitching, if you don’t like something, go get a housing subsidy and don’t deny yourself anything, in Moscow, if we now start giving it to everyone, as it should be , housing, do you know what the queue will be? It is not the content of his remark that revolts, but its rough form. This is precisely what I would like to pay special attention to and force functionaries of all levels to speak politely with citizens of the Russian Federation.

WHO IS TO BLAME AND WHAT TO DO

Since the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 604 of May 7, 2012 in its plot has the line “To ensure the Government of the Russian Federation,” it means that the list of culprits is headed by the Prime Minister, who continues further (down) by command. This list cannot be reflected in one article, since it is very voluminous.

In accordance with Federal Law No. 76 of May 27, 1998, military personnel belong to a special category of citizens with a special status, and they are guaranteed permanent housing, which can be provided either in kind or in the form of a cash subsidy from the federal budget.

Military personnel prefer to get “living” apartments for the simple reason that since 2005, the military department has been giving them a subsidy based on the average cost of housing in Russia, and this, in accordance with Order of the Ministry of Construction No. 419 (which is constantly updated), amounts to 37,208 rubles. per square meter. For example, for civil servants in Moscow, a loan is allocated based on the cost of housing 90,400 rubles. per square meter, that is, for military personnel who want to settle in the Mother See, the money is clearly not enough to purchase the apartments they are entitled to by law. However, a subsidy at the rate of 90,400 rubles. per square meter for the purchase of living space in Moscow is also insufficient. If you look at the average cost of housing in the capital on the Internet, it is below 120 thousand rubles. per square meter, perhaps not to be found. In addition, one must realize that cheap housing by Moscow standards can only be bought in unattractive areas, such as Biryulyovo or Vykhino, in old, sometimes dilapidated houses.

In conclusion, it is worth saying that the Ministry of Defense is probably unable to cope with the provision of housing, either in kind or in the form of cash subsidies, otherwise why would the head of the JO Sergei Pirogov make such a categorical statement: “By and large, the Ministry of Defense has been in kind since 2016 and will no longer issue apartments. Anyone who joined the service after 2005 will be provided only by the accumulative system; there will be no cash payments or issuance of apartments. There remains only one form of providing housing for military personnel - the savings-mortgage system.”

March 9th, 2017

I have already spoken more than once about the so-called “Moscow homeless regiment”. This is an amazing, nowhere registered “public organization” whose sole goal is a public and, if possible, mass protest against the Russian Ministry of Defense. Whatever it is, this well-organized group with very mysterious funding always has one single claim - the Ministry of Defense is bad and it, the ministry, allegedly deceived them with the issuance of apartments.

This strange protest:

The fact is that, as part of the program for providing military personnel with permanent and service housing in 2011-12, by order of the Ministry of Defense, JSC “SU-155” under the leadership of the current Moscow City Duma deputy Mikhail Balakin began the construction of four large-scale microdistricts in Moscow. New buildings are located at the following addresses: st. Bolshaya Ochakovskaya (10 high-rise buildings of 1796 sq. m.), st. Sinyavinskaya (15 high-rise buildings on 4731 sq.), Khoroshevskoye Shosse (12 high-rise buildings on 3648 sq.), st. Levoberezhnaya (23 high-rise buildings with an area of 5,856 sq. m.). The total number of apartments was 16,031 units. In 2011, the Ministry of Defense, led by the firm hand of the now amnestied citizen Serdyukov, entered into a contract with SU-155 for the construction of housing at the above addresses and transferred advance payments to each of the microdistricts, which (attention!!!) amounted to up to 90% and were paid in 2011-2013 Amounts? Please! In total, from 2011 to 2013, GC (Group of Companies) “SU-155” received 68 billion 212 million rubles in the form of an advance. But by the beginning of 2015, the office of citizen Balakin stopped the construction of four residential microdistricts due to... lack of money and impending bankruptcy.

That is, the money was received, apparently, safely distributed, but the military did not receive the apartments for which the Ministry of Defense paid.

The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, already under the leadership of Sergei Shoigu, and its structure JSC GUOV (Main Directorate for Troop Development) were eventually forced, using their own and credit funds, to complete and put into operation the buildings abandoned by the SU-155. Employees of JSC “GUOV”, performing work on the so-called “preservation”, provided during the winter period of 2015-2016. heat all unfinished houses so as not to freeze the water supply and heating systems. JSC "GUOV" did and continues to do this at its own expense, suffering serious financial losses, paying, among other things, for technical connections to city networks (water, electricity, heat) and paying off millions of debts, including GC "SU-155" ", before city resource organizations. As a result, GUOV JSC completed all the necessary work to commission the new building on the street. Bolshaya Ochakovskaya (10 buildings with 1,796 apartments). The microdistrict is already more than 95% populated.

During the year of operation, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation completed the construction of 18 high-rise buildings behind the SU-155 building complex and commissioned 3,895 apartments. By the end of 2016, JSC GUOV (Main Directorate for Troop Arrangement) plans to complete the construction of 5 more buildings and put them into operation: in the Molzhaninovo microdistrict on the street. Sinyavinskaya has 1,197 apartments (two buildings), in the area on Levoberezhnaya Street there are 288 apartments (2 buildings), in the area of Khoroshevskoye Highway there are 320 apartments (one building). The military builders, as promised, delivered all five houses at the end of December. Their settlement began. However, despite this, protesting activists, calling themselves the “Homeless Regiment” and believing that “everything is not the way they want,” recorded an appeal to the Patriarch in January, where they continued to say that nothing is being done.

Moreover, they tried to join the movement of shareholders who were deceived by SU-155. And we held a joint action with them. But the capital’s “homeless” military personnel did not evoke sympathy and understanding from people who actually paid their hard-earned money and did not receive square meters in return. Shareholders not only know that military housing is provided free of charge, they see that there is a specific, real company that is completing the construction of houses for them.

But in 2016, when most of the participants in the spontaneous protest received Moscow housing, some activists, who had recently been hiding behind the backs of others, suddenly turned from “spontaneous” into quite organized and funded. They called their movement, as mentioned above, “a homeless regiment.” Yes, yes, I was not mistaken - the Moscow “homeless” regiment.

What's the secret? Of course, in money. In big ones. As it turned out, the majority of new military protesters who receive free housing at the expense of the state refuse to move into ready-made apartments of equal size in the Molzhaninovo area on the street. Sinyavinskaya, 11, which they have been offered more than once, and are demanding apartments in a more prestigious, almost central area of Khoroshevskoye Shosse, at st. Polina Osipenko, 8., as well as Levoberezhnaya. The fact is that Molzhaninovo, where, according to the official statement of the Ministry of Defense, they can right now (!!!) free of charge (at the expense of the state !!!) settle in officers' families of equal size and number of rooms, is located 9 kilometers outside the Moscow Ring Road and professional protesters are... not happy with this. They, in their words, "do not want to go to the ghetto" and demand an apartment in the prestigious and expensive area of Khoroshevka and Levoberezhnaya. That is, they are actively looking a gift horse in the mouth, and while most Russian military personnel would happily receive excellent apartments in New Moscow in Molzhaninovo, the capital’s “homeless regiment” insists on more expensive housing on Khoroshevskoye Shosse and Levoberezhnaya Street.

About the leaders and organizers of the "Moscow Homeless Regiment" Valery Malyshev, Evgeny Morin and Alexander Zorin,

, and their good business “at the protest” I told last fall. After a lot of money and a vital interest of some characters in organizing a fake protest were discovered, the wave of the “Moscow Homeless Regiment” subsided somewhat and the protest began to decline. Moreover, in fact, there was nothing to demand - apartments were issued to servicemen with enviable regularity.

So, after my previous publication, Valery Malyshev disappeared somewhere from the rallies. His “active life position” to support the protest on social networks also disappeared. The fact is that while organizing rallies and protesting along with the "homeless", he lived happily in his own apartment, received free of charge from the Ministry of Defense in the most prestigious, in the opinion of the military, metropolitan microdistrict along Khoroshevsky Highway.

Andrei Zorin also changed his mind, who first spoke at the rally with accusations against builders (GUOV) and the Ministry of Defense. But later, apparently, like a smart lawyer, he figured out the situation and asked the Prosecutor's Office to answer the question - who is to blame? And I received a completely official response, which was posted on the “Military Court” forum, which states that the Prosecutor’s Office has materials confirming the misuse of SU-155 funds that they received for the construction of housing for military personnel. And these materials are transferred to law enforcement agencies to initiate a criminal case.
But the “homeless people” stubbornly do not notice this and diligently DO NOT blame the SU-155 (except for one joint meeting with shareholders, there simply was no other way). They insist that the current minister and his team are to blame, who are actually completing and raking the Augean stables behind the ex-Minister of Defense and the SU-155!

Moreover, now military builders have resumed public monitoring of the progress of work on the completion of the “SU-155” microdistrict of the capital on Levoberezhnaya Street, vl. 4, 4A.

In addition, military builders officially announced back in February that five more houses in the microdistrict. on Levoberezhnaya will be commissioned in mid-spring. It was discussed at the “Military Court” in “Levoberezhka”. But still, with tenacity and enviable stubbornness, activists push people to protest. Moreover, unsanctioned ones, such as the actions planned for this Saturday on Frunzenskaya Embankment, whatever you call it - a meeting, or a meeting, or a gathering - the meaning does not change; there is no permission to hold it and therefore the police will be absolutely right if they disperse all these demonstrators and , perhaps, will even detain the completely insolent organizers of these metropolitan idlers, led by citizen Morin.

March 10, at 10.00 at the construction headquarters on the street. On Levoberezhnaya there will be a working meeting with military personnel and members of their families waiting for an apartment, at which representatives of PJSC MOEK and PJSC MOESK will talk about plans for laying heating and electrical networks. The head of SU-1 of GUOV JSC, Alexey Poskotinov, will speak to the military personnel. It was his construction department that was tasked with delivering turnkey the largest new building in Moscow. Alexey Poskotinov will tell you in detail about the organization of work and the dates of occupancy of the next buildings. Future residents will be introduced to the new project manager, Igor Kuksin, who headed the engineering and technical personnel team of the Main Directorate for the Arrangement of Troops directly at the construction site.

Oboronstroy even appealed to all those on the waiting list with a request to take part in the working meeting, approaching checkpoint 1 at 9.55 from Levoberezhnaya Street.

But that was not the case. On one of the “threads” of the “Military Court” website, managed by “activists” and “fighters” from the Ministry of Defense, a call immediately appeared for the next rally of the “Moscow Homeless Regiment”, of course, on March 11 - immediately after the meeting with the leadership of Oboronstroi. The “organizers” call for everyone to gather again, and the reasons for the rally are the following (attention!):

“There is NO real work on construction sites!!!
No work on external communications - NO!!!
Allocation of funds to complete construction - NO!!!
Significant numbers of workers on construction sites - NO!!!
There are NO full punishments for crimes!!!
There are NO forecasts for a successful resolution of the situation!!!
Ready housing premises at other addresses - HIDDEN!!!
The proposed so-called "housing subsidy" is IMPORTANT!!!
The work to provide housing for military personnel is practically PARALYZED!!!”

And now I want to give some photographic facts. Each of the photographs and videos I have taken over the past few days clearly refutes the calls of the provocateurs. See for yourself:

For the most part, the photographs explain the essence of the provocative statements of the “Moscow Homeless Regiment” that there is allegedly no “real work on construction sites,” there is no “significant number of workers on construction sites” and “the work of providing housing for military personnel” is paralyzed. Everything that is necessary for the successful and speedy completion of construction is there, gentlemen, the protesters, and I, and many others, including military personnel on the waiting list, saw everything that was happening during the construction. And therefore, there is no need to lie, earning the attention of those who are behind the pseudo-protests, behind the “Moscow homeless regiment.”

PS . Many reserve servicemen who received apartments from the Ministry of Defense have long noticed the unhealthy activity of the so-called protesters called the “Moscow homeless regiment” and openly declare this. Here,

for example, a letter from reserve lieutenant colonel Mikhail Terekhov, talking about the real state of affairs with housing for military personnel and the unclean games of “Protestants”.

On Polina Osipenko Street, 6 out of 12 buildings were opened, on Levoberezhnaya - 9 out of 23. 6,496 military families are waiting for their apartments.

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