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It has become known how many houses in Voronezh are not ready for the heating season
It has become known how many houses in Voronezh were not prepared for the heating season.
In some of them, major repairs to the heating system are being completed, while in others, the management company has not prepared the heating system to receive heat.
It has become known how many houses in Voronezh were not prepared for the heating season.
99% say "MINE!" This is reported in response to a request. This is how the city administration assesses the overall readiness of residential buildings and social facilities in Voronezh for the heating season. What is hidden behind the remaining 1%? "Major repairs of heating systems are being completed in 8 buildings, and for 15 buildings, local governments have sent information to the State Housing Inspectorate of the Voronezh Region about taking measures against management bodies that violate housing preparation deadlines. Yes. Heating season." Simply put, the management company has not yet cleaned and checked the heating systems in 15 buildings. Of course, I also asked for the addresses of the buildings with problems. However, despite repeated requests for the address, the city authorities refused to disclose it. It is assumed that the delay in preparing buildings for winter is due to the "temporary" management company chosen by the city government to service the buildings. Let us recall that the city administration had to take this action after the PIK-Comfort group left the housing and utilities market last summer. In any case, the problem will soon be identified or solved. After all, the heating season in Voronezh will most likely begin at the end of next week. Russian legislation does not contain specific dates for the start and end of the heating season. Homeowners have the right to contact the heat supply authority through their management company and HOA with a request to turn the heating on or off. If this is not done (which happens in most cases), the laws on local government and the rules for the provision of public utilities approved by the Government of the Russian Federation come into force. They stipulate that if the average daily temperature remains below 8 degrees for five days, the city administration has the right to issue a decree on the beginning of the heating period. This decree is mandatory for the implementation of heat supply institutions.