Sochi’s Crumbling Staircase Leaves Residents in Limbo as Risks Grow
Residents of Sochi's Tunnelnaya Street have been grappling with a decaying pedestrian staircase for some time now. The latest inspection reveals that repairs are currently impractical due to shifting soil and landslide risks. State Duma Deputy Konstantin Zatulin has stepped in to assist the locals in resolving this pressing issue.
The staircase, situated along Gorky Lane, is partially on undemarcated land and some parts fall under shared residential property. Despite numerous complaints from locals who have even suffered injuries, no repairs have been initiated. Zatulin, in response to the residents' plight, submitted an official inquiry to the Sochi city administration. The administration has acknowledged the problem and has requested a professional assessment and exploration of funding for landslide prevention and reconstruction. However, the specific organization to conduct this assessment remains unspecified. The portion of the staircase on residential property, under shared ownership, should ideally be repaired by the property management company.
The Sochi administration is actively seeking solutions to the deteriorating staircase issue, with a professional assessment and funding exploration underway. Konstantin Zatulin's intervention has brought this urgent matter to the forefront, ensuring that the safety and well-being of Sochi's Tunnelnaya Street residents are prioritized.
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