The Yekaterinburg City Hall demanded stopping the construction after cracks appeared in the courtyard of the high-rise building.
The Yekaterinburg Mayor's Office has demanded the stoppage of construction work due to cracks appearing in the courtyard of an apartment building.
Today at 10:25, the Yekaterinburg Mayor's Office requested filling in the excavated pit for the new building located at Raevskogo, 4. Recently, local residents reported large cracks in the ground that appeared after excavation work commenced. Meanwhile, representatives of "Atomstroykomplex" assure there is no safety threat.
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— Given the situation, I ask to take measures and cease pile-driving construction work. Promptly backfill the excavated pit with soil compaction that ensures the stability of the structure and the safety of nearby residents,— quoted the city deputy head Rustam Gallyamov in his appeal to the developer, Ura.Ru.
According to him, this situation poses a safety threat to the existing building and the lives of city residents living there.
Representatives of the developer clarified that monitoring of the building's structural condition is ongoing. There is no safety threat, nor are there issues with the engineering networks from the construction site.
— An expert organization is conducting a comprehensive inspection of the sheet pile fencing. The pile-driving on the site has been suspended until an expert opinion is received and a guarantee that the implemented solutions ensure full safety for residents. The damaged landscaping will be restored,— noted "Atomstroykomplex".
Residents were especially concerned about the deep cracks that appeared in the children's playground.
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The Yekaterinburg City Hall demanded stopping the construction after cracks appeared in the courtyard of the high-rise building.
The Yekaterinburg City Hall requested the filling of the excavated pit for the new building that appeared on Raevskogo, 4. Recently, local residents complained about large cracks in the ground that appeared after the excavation began.