Inhabitants of buildings 2, 4, and 17 are requested to evacuate their premises
In a recent development, the city of Yakutsk, Russia, has announced plans for a resettlement initiative involving districts 2, 4, and 17. This resettlement, which is being carried out jointly by JSC "SZ \"RIA\" and the city's municipal authorities, is not related to any specific event or incident, according to a statement in an article.
The affected addresses, as detailed in the company's Telegram channel, include buildings in the microdistrict "Sports". These buildings are Pioneer, 36 (with 2 apartments), Yakutsk, 57/1 (with 4 apartments), Cosmonauts, 13 (with 14 apartments), Cosmonauts, 13/1 (with 15 apartments), and Cosmonauts, 15 (with 15 apartments). In total, 17 buildings are involved in the resettlement.
JSC "SZ RIA" has issued a request to the owners and municipal tenants of these apartments. However, at the moment, there is no publicly available information about the specific details of the resettlement, such as the exact reason for the resettlement or the timeline for its completion.
It's worth noting that the search results do not contain information related to Yakutia's district resettlement plans or specific microdistrict address lists, nor do they mention JSC "SZ RIA" or its contact details.
If you require more specific data about the resettlement initiatives in Yakutia, including affected addresses in the microdistrict "Sports" and contact information for JSC "SZ RIA", you might consider consulting official Yakutia regional government portals, local administrative offices, or official publications from JSC "SZ RIA" directly.
The resettlement is part of the new microdistrict "Sports", and it's being conducted within the city of Yakutsk. For the latest updates and more detailed information, we encourage everyone to stay tuned to official channels and portals.
Residents living in the "Sports" microdistrict, specifically in the buildings Pioneer, 36, Yakutsk, 57/1, Cosmonauts, 13, Cosmonauts, 13/1, and Cosmonauts, 15, may need to relocate due to the ongoing resettlement. The resettlement in the city of Yakutsk involves 17 buildings, some of which are located within the "Sports" microdistrict.
