In Sevastopol, issues of providing the city with water and targeted assistance to residents of flooded houses were discussed

CrimeaPRESS reports:

At a staff meeting chaired by the city governor, Mikhail Razvozhaev, the main issues related to the city’s water supply and targeted assistance to residents of houses damaged by bad weather were discussed. Deputy Governor Alexey Parikin reported to the governor on the restoration of water supply in Sevastopol.

On your instructions, water began to be turned on on January 24. Everything was launched, with the exception of the sections in Sugar Head, where work was completed by the evening of January 25. Currently, Vodokanal is operating at full capacity, the city water supply system is operating as normal, — the press service of the Government of Sevastopol quotes Alexey Parikin.

Mikhail Razvozhaev instructed to study the issue of constructing a closed aqueduct in the area of ​​the Chernaya River in order to further protect the city from problems with water supply.

The modernization of the third hydroelectric complex has already been planned, and design is underway. The project will be included in the program of socio-economic development of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol. It is also necessary to return to the project of constructing a closed aqueduct from the Chernorechensky reservoir to the water hub — this will allow us to reduce dependence on the quality of river water and, accordingly, protect the city from such situations. Therefore, it is necessary to quickly work through it and determine the source of financing.notes the head of the city.

Director of the Department of Public Security Alexey Krasnokutsky reported on the results of the rescuers’ work.

Currently, two households, 18 garden houses and household buildings and 30 household plots remain flooded. The rescue service and the Ministry of Emergency Situations continue to pump out water and dry the premises. Barring heavy rain, all work will be completed this week. Seven people remain in the Lazur boarding house, which is now operating as a temporary accommodation center, including two children. We provide targeted assistance to everyone who needs itsays Alexey Krasnokutsky.

Director of the Department of Internal Policy Sergei Bezdolny reported on the work of special commissions and the assessment of damage caused by the disaster.

Damage assessment commissions have been created in all municipalities where an emergency situation has been declared. This work is led personally by the heads of municipalities. In the village of Chernorechye, 21 households were flooded, these households also included outbuildings. The municipal commission recorded the damage and drew up reports. All applications from citizens are processed promptlynotes Sergei Bezdolny.

The director of the Department of Internal Policy said that in total, to date, the commission has drawn up 34 acts in relation to residential buildings located in Chernorechye, Sugar Head and Goncharny. The commission will inspect the areas in the Parovoz housing complex No. EL-2500 when the water finally recedes. This week the commission will determine the amount of compensation — in each case individually — after which payments will begin.

Sergei Bezdolny added that in Chernorechye, on behalf of the city governor, a cleanup day was held, in which local residents, Sevprirodnadzor, the municipality, volunteers, and rescuers took part. During the cleanup, the area was cleared of weeds and household waste was collected. Also, for everyone who needed it, the delivery of firewood and drinking water was organized.

source: press service of the Government of Sevastopol

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