The district's first shared-equity apartment building has been commissioned in Ushachi
"The last multi-apartment residential building in Ushachi was commissioned in 2012, and since 2013, no multi-apartment housing construction had been carried out in the district. Meanwhile, as of January 1 this year, 709 people were registered as needing to improve their housing conditions, including 50 large families. Therefore, in May, construction began on the district's first shared-equity 40-apartment residential building on Vitebskaya Street," the district executive committee explained. The customer for the work was the Capital Construction Department of Ushachi District, and the contractor was Shumilinskaya PMK-70. The project was developed by Vitebskselstroyproekt.
Construction was carried out with state support, and funds from the regional budget were allocated for the development of engineering and transport infrastructure. All 40 contracts were concluded with equity holders from among citizens needing to improve their housing conditions: 20 apartments were built for large families (including 7 for which the state reimbursed the full cost of housing) and 20 for families according to the waiting list of those in need registered with the district executive committee. "A total credit line of Br13.2 billion (undenominated) was provided for 2016, with a total construction cost of slightly over Br20 billion. The equity holders' own funds amounted to Br1.11 billion. However, given the importance of this essentially social facility, all necessary credit resources were subsequently allocated," the district executive committee added.
Although the building itself has already been commissioned, work on external finishing and landscaping has been postponed to a more favorable time of year. Therefore, only a symbolic key was presented to the customer at the event. Future новоселы also came to see the results of the builders' work. Despite the fact that these families will still celebrate the New Year in their old homes, they are already anticipating the upcoming pleasant chores of settling into their new apartments.
Ekaterina Knyazeva - BELTA.