In the Slyudyanka district, they plan to fulfill the presidents May decree on resettling people from dilapidated and unsafe housing ahead of schedule, already in 2015. New homes are being built in Slyudyanka and Baikalsk.

Ahead of schedule – in 2015 – the “May” Decree of the President of Russia concerning the resettlement of citizens from dilapidated and unsafe housing recognized as such as of January 1, 2012, will be fulfilled in the Slyudyansky District.
The Chairman of the Government of the Irkutsk Region, Nikolai Slobodchikov, and the Chairman of the Legislative Assembly, Sergei Brilka, inspected the quality of construction and compliance with the work schedule. Thus, in Slyudyanka, the contractor promises to commission five apartment buildings by September of this year, which is four months earlier than provided for by the contract. At present, these buildings are about 90% complete. Three more buildings are 50% complete, and they are expected to be occupied in November. This year, 6.3 thousand square meters of unsafe housing will be eliminated in Slyudyanka, and more than 400 citizens will move into new apartments. In addition, 30 apartments will be allocated to orphans.
Also inspected were
three new buildings in Baikalsk, where 129 resettlers from dilapidated and unsafe housing and 12 orphans will be able to move in August. One building was commissioned in early July, and documents are now being prepared for transfer to municipal ownership. In the other two, apartment finishing is being completed. The work is three months ahead of schedule. After the resettlement into these buildings, 1.5 thousand square meters of unsafe housing will be eliminated in Baikalsk. The city has been allocated 51.1 million rubles for this purpose (29.8 million from the Housing and Utilities Reform Fund, 20.9 million from the regional budget, 400 thousand rubles from the local budget).
In 2015, the remaining residents of dilapidated and unsafe buildings will be resettled in Baikalsk. Thus, it is planned to demolish another 3.8 thousand square meters of housing unfit for living. This requires 129.8 million rubles (52.4 million from the Housing and Utilities Reform Fund, 70.9 million from the regional budget, 6.5 million from the local treasury). The application for support from the Housing and Utilities Reform Fund was approved on July 11. The Fund has already transferred 30% to the municipality. Work is currently underway to conclude an agreement between the regional Ministry of Construction and the administration of Baikalsk on transferring funds from the regional treasury to the local budget.
Based on materials from the press service of the Government of the Irkutsk Region.