Residents of a townhouse village in Khimki were fined for improper operation of gas boilers. Village near Khimki - in anticipation of a gas attack Ivakino Pokrovsk gas poisoning
Life in anticipation of tragedy: in the new village of Ivakino-Pokrovskoye, Khimki district, residents stopped closing their windows even in severe frosts - they are afraid of getting caught. They claim: the gas equipment in the houses was installed with violations, which the developer is in no hurry to correct. While the proceedings were ongoing, a family died in the village.
Valentin is the only one who agreed to tell how at one moment he lost both a close friend and a neighbor. cottage village. Relatives of the victims still cannot come to their senses. The Demnichenko family bought a townhouse in the Ivakino-Pokrovskoye complex, but did not live there for long. In January, the head of the family became ill, he became covered with blue spots, and his little son completely lost consciousness. The wife managed to call an ambulance and collapsed unconscious. They were able to pump her out, but 36-year-old Alexander and 4-year-old Artemy could not be saved. Cause of death: poisoning carbon monoxide. They have opened a case and are looking for the culprits.
“I saw the investigator’s documents, there are certain violations: insufficient traction, and insufficient ventilation, which the management company should have checked,” says Valentin Nikolaenko, a friend of the Demnichenko family, in an interview with the Vesti-Moskva program.
In every home, like in a townhouse dead family, are standing gas boilers. According to the project, the developer was supposed to supply devices closed type. In fact, he equipped them with open ones. They take air not from the street, but from the room. In order for people to have something to breathe, an external supply of oxygen is necessary. It was not provided for. Apartment owners keep their windows slightly open, just in case, even in winter. But this is only half the problem - the draft in the pipe turns over every now and then.
“Carbon monoxide begins to enter the house instead of going outside, and since it is elusive by smell and cannot be detected in any way, this can result in death,” emphasizes Anna Matveychuk.
The Isakov family even called the gas service. The conclusion sounds disappointing.
“Our gas equipment must be turned off, the hood does not meet the standard, it is located in the wind pressure zone on the roof and does not have a special pocket,” says Sergei Isakov.
Residents of the village would like to change the boilers themselves, but they cannot. The Mosoblgaz project specifies this particular type of device, which means replacing it will result in a fine. They ask the developer to help. He has his own position. Boilers open type They installed it because the closed ones were discontinued. And the developer does not see any danger in them.
“When we put these boilers into operation, we obtain permission from all the necessary services. This system, which is installed in these town houses, is absolutely safe. Further operation gas equipment— on the responsibility of the residents,” says Yana Maksimova, PR director of the Urban Group development company.
The developer calls the death of the village residents an accident. The Investigative Committee thinks differently.
"As a result of a comprehensive construction and technical examination, a number of violations were identified building codes and rules, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, including those that led to the death of people,” notes Olga Vradiy, senior assistant to the head of the investigative department of the Investigative Committee of Russia for the Moscow Region.
The investigation recommended that Tekhnadzor and Mosoblgaz check communications in houses and eliminate violations. Management Company, which serves the village, in turn, offered to install an external supply ventilation. But residents believe that this will not solve the problem and insist on changing the boilers. There are those who didn’t wait and have already done it additional ventilation and set a gas alarm. The sensor is triggered every now and then.
Urban Group of businessman Alexander Dolgin will build even more life-threatening apartments?
Development company Urban Group announced the expansion of the housing complex located in Khimki near Moscow. solar system" To implement the second phase, the developer acquired an additional site 5 km from the Moscow Ring Road along Leningradskoye Shosse. The notorious company plans to build 245 thousand square meters on 23.29 hectares. m of residential real estate until 2021. own investments The developer estimates the project at 22 billion rubles.
The houses built by Dolgin's company look like “candy” - indeed, the facades of the buildings look nice. But when attracting new clients, Urban Group forgets to tell them that for some residents, purchasing the developer’s apartments has already cost them their lives. The lives of others turned into a nightmare.
Projects residential buildings developers are called “unique”. This, by the way, seems to be true: where else can a person get home only on skates and finally take a break from his personal car - there will still be nowhere to park it, since the price is parking space will be comparable to the price of an apartment and, finally, carbon monoxide poisoning..
Scandals actually accompany everyone construction project Dolgin company. Without undue modesty, it is worth presenting the “advantages” faced by residents of each of the Urban Group development projects.
Pokrovskaya grave
In 2007, Urban Group began construction of the Ivakino-Pokrovskoye townhouse village in Khimki. Dolgin boasted back in October last year that he was selling real estate in the village at a price three times lower than similar offers. And he compared his work with Ford’s. But the cars of the famous inventor were valued not only for their affordability, but also for their safety. What can’t be said about townhouses “from Dolgin”.
A few months later, tragedy struck in that same Ivakino-Pokrovsky - an entire family was poisoned by carbon monoxide. After the owner of the apartment and his young son lost consciousness, the man’s wife managed to call an ambulance - and passed out herself. Father and son died.
The audit showed that these deaths were actually on the conscience of the developer. The investigation found that “the construction of houses was carried out in violation of building codes and regulations, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, including those that led to the death of people.” Instead of the open type of ventilation that was included in the house design, the builders installed closed type ventilation.
Even in the coldest weather, residents of townhouses preferred to sleep with open windows– because otherwise they might simply not wake up. Carbon monoxide is not detectable by smell, but thanks to the developer in ventilation system. According to the residents themselves, every now and then there was reverse thrust– that is, the deadly gas went straight into the apartments.
Homeowners are saving themselves as best they can - first of all, they install special carbon monoxide concentration meters, which go off every now and then.
The deceased head of the family and his four-year-old son are not the only victims. While law enforcement officers were looking for the culprits (which, in fact, are obvious), three more construction workers died. A pregnant woman was also hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning and lost her baby as a result.
City of embankments
Another noteworthy “project” of Dolgin is the residential complex “City of Embankments”.
"We entered the market with interesting projects: for example, in Khimki, the residential complex “City of Embankments” is not a banal panel development. Our residents, leaving their apartment, do not find themselves in a dull and hostile environment - a modern, friendly environment awaits them,” the owner of Urban Group selflessly promoted there.
But it turned out to be impossible to live in this residential complex ordinary citizens. But the queues of cars that have formed make one wonder whether the housing complex should be renamed “City of Traffic Jams,” and special forces could be trained on the “obstacle course” approaching houses.
The management company went to the residents of the complex “under an agreement” with the developer. And then it turned out that the management company was not going to remove snow and ice near the entrances. Apartment owners, in order to draw attention to the problem, shoot videos of themselves skating on the sidewalks - because walking on them is dangerous to health. Parking near the houses, as it turned out, was not provided at all, and the developer was in no hurry to sell underground parking spaces. Apparently, so that the residents of the houses realize how necessary this purchase is and are ready to pay 750 thousand rubles for a parking space!
Olympic "hopelessness"
Mr. Dolgin remembers his own promises poorly - even if their failure to fulfill them damages the image of his “patron” - Governor Vorobyov. Thus, Urban Group has still not reported on the transfer of the promised and, moreover, solemnly presented apartment to short track speedster Vladimir Grigoriev. The athlete was promised an apartment for winning the Sochi Olympics...
Life in anticipation of tragedy: in the new village of Ivakino-Pokrovskoye, Khimki district, residents stopped closing their windows even in severe frosts - they are afraid of getting caught. They claim: the gas equipment in the houses was installed with violations, which the developer is in no hurry to correct. While the proceedings were ongoing, a family died in the village.
Valentin is the only one who agreed to tell how at one moment he lost both a close friend and a neighbor in the cottage village. Relatives of the victims still cannot come to their senses. The Demnichenko family bought a townhouse in the Ivakino-Pokrovskoye complex, but did not live there for long. In January, the head of the family became ill, he became covered with blue spots, and his little son completely lost consciousness. The wife managed to call an ambulance and collapsed unconscious. They were able to pump her out, but 36-year-old Alexander and 4-year-old Artemy could not be saved. The cause of death was carbon monoxide poisoning. They have opened a case and are looking for the culprits.
“I saw the investigator’s documents, there are certain violations: insufficient traction, and insufficient ventilation, which should have been checked by the management company,” Valentin Nikolaenko, a friend of the Demnichenko family, tells the program in an interview.
Each house, as well as the townhouse of the deceased family, has gas boilers. According to the project, the developer was supposed to supply closed-type devices. In fact, he equipped them with open ones. They take air not from the street, but from the room. In order for people to have something to breathe, an external supply of oxygen is necessary. It was not provided for. Apartment owners keep their windows slightly open, just in case, even in winter. But this is only half the problem - the draft in the pipe turns over every now and then.
“Carbon monoxide begins to enter the house instead of going outside, and since it is elusive by smell and cannot be detected in any way, this can result in death,” emphasizes Anna Matveychuk.
The Isakov family even called the gas service. The conclusion sounds disappointing.
“Our gas equipment must be turned off, the hood does not meet the standard, it is located in the wind pressure zone on the roof and does not have a special pocket,” says Sergei Isakov.
Residents of the village would like to change the boilers themselves, but they cannot. The Mosoblgaz project specifies this particular type of device, which means replacing it will result in a fine. They ask the developer to help. He has his own position. Open type boilers were installed because closed ones were discontinued. And the developer does not see any danger in them.
“When we put these boilers into operation, we obtain permission from all the necessary services. This system, which is installed in these town houses, is absolutely safe. Further operation of gas equipment is the responsibility of the residents,” assures the PR director of the development company Urban Group" Yana Maksimova.
The developer calls the death of the village residents an accident. The Investigative Committee thinks differently.
“As a result of a comprehensive construction and technical examination, a number of violations of building codes and regulations, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, including those that led to the death of people, were identified,” notes Olga Vradiy, senior assistant to the head of the investigation department of the Investigative Committee of Russia for the Moscow Region.
The investigation recommended that Tekhnadzor and Mosoblgaz check communications in houses and eliminate violations. The management company that services the village, in turn, offered to install external supply ventilation free of charge. But residents believe that this will not solve the problem and insist on changing the boilers. There are those who did not wait and have already installed additional ventilation and a gas alarm. The sensor is triggered every now and then.