Part of the Irkutsk residents opposes the renaming of Bograd Street

Part of the residents of Bograd Street opposed the renaming of their street, and 83% of respondents expressed dissatisfaction. Meanwhile, 95% noted that their opinion was not considered. Residents of house No. 1 have already written to Mayor Dmitry Berdnikov protesting the changes. Learn more about the residents' reactions and demands in the full text of the article.

Part of the residents of Bograda Street expressed their opposition to the renaming of the street where they live during a survey. In total, 83% of respondents were against it. Moreover, a significant majority of those surveyed—95%—stated that no one had asked for their opinion regarding the street's new name.
It was also revealed that the residents of building No. 1 held a meeting after the renaming and wrote an indignant appeal to the mayor, Dmitry Berdnikov; it has already been submitted to the city administration.
There are a total of 7 residential buildings on Bograda Street, 4 of which are apartment buildings. The survey involved residents of 32 apartments (approximately a quarter of the total number of residents on this street), with many being absent.