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YEREVAN CITY HALL ORDERS DISMANTLING EMERGENCY BUILDING'S GAS PIPELINE: RESIDENT
http://www.epress.am/en/2014/02/17/yerevan-city-hall-orders-dismantling-emergency-buildings-gas-pipeline-resident.html
02.17.2014 22:58 epress.am
Yerevan City Hall delivered yet another surprise to the residents of
15 Shinararneri Street in Yerevan (a building categorized as "level
4 emergency"): this time ordering the dismantling of the building's
gas pipeline, building resident Anush Gasparyan informed Epress.am,
assuring the press that the "the terrorism will not end there."
Earlier, Yerevan Djur received instructions to block the pipe supplying
water to the building.
"We went to the management, they said they understand our plight, but
the deputy director, raising his voice said, 'go sort it out with your
city hall, we have nothing to do with this.' We are at the mercy of
the electricity, waiting for when they're going to come and cut that
too off too and that's it. I've come home and I don't know how to act
with my bed-ridden, ill parent, how to care for her? I hope that the
municipality will be reasonable and before the electricity is cut will
address our problem and we can talk. The municipality is an isolated
fortress, where going and talking is simply impossible," she said.
Earlier, Gasparyan had said that the problem arose when the
municipality with apparent violations began to resettle building
residents.
"I was given a smaller apartment at 22 Sisakyan [street], meanwhile
several residents of the building received apartments with greater
square footage. Forging documents, they brought and registered people
in our building then resettled them in the newly constructed building
on Sisakyan street. Naturally, not agreeing to the smaller apartments,
our and another family didn't agree to leave the building. At this
moment, there are 3 families living in the building, with one of which
we've launched a lawsuit against Yerevan City Hall. As law-abiding
citizens of the Republic of Armenia, we and our families have decided
to settle the matter through judicial means, and we will demand
commensurate distribution," she said.
According to Gasparyan, even after they began legal proceedings, the
municipality did not react; meanwhile, according to her, it could've
"proposed an alternative option."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
http://www.epress.am/en/2014/02/17/yerevan-city-hall-orders-dismantling-emergency-buildings-gas-pipeline-resident.html
02.17.2014 22:58 epress.am
Yerevan City Hall delivered yet another surprise to the residents of
15 Shinararneri Street in Yerevan (a building categorized as "level
4 emergency"): this time ordering the dismantling of the building's
gas pipeline, building resident Anush Gasparyan informed Epress.am,
assuring the press that the "the terrorism will not end there."
Earlier, Yerevan Djur received instructions to block the pipe supplying
water to the building.
"We went to the management, they said they understand our plight, but
the deputy director, raising his voice said, 'go sort it out with your
city hall, we have nothing to do with this.' We are at the mercy of
the electricity, waiting for when they're going to come and cut that
too off too and that's it. I've come home and I don't know how to act
with my bed-ridden, ill parent, how to care for her? I hope that the
municipality will be reasonable and before the electricity is cut will
address our problem and we can talk. The municipality is an isolated
fortress, where going and talking is simply impossible," she said.
Earlier, Gasparyan had said that the problem arose when the
municipality with apparent violations began to resettle building
residents.
"I was given a smaller apartment at 22 Sisakyan [street], meanwhile
several residents of the building received apartments with greater
square footage. Forging documents, they brought and registered people
in our building then resettled them in the newly constructed building
on Sisakyan street. Naturally, not agreeing to the smaller apartments,
our and another family didn't agree to leave the building. At this
moment, there are 3 families living in the building, with one of which
we've launched a lawsuit against Yerevan City Hall. As law-abiding
citizens of the Republic of Armenia, we and our families have decided
to settle the matter through judicial means, and we will demand
commensurate distribution," she said.
According to Gasparyan, even after they began legal proceedings, the
municipality did not react; meanwhile, according to her, it could've
"proposed an alternative option."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress