The development of culture, communal difficulties, neighborhood disputes and social security – such kind of problems were addressed during a personal appointment to the City Mayor of Mariupol by the citizens. Eight people came to the Mayor with their questions in hope of solving them, as quickly as possible.
The head of the first theatrical school Irina Rudenko appealed to Vadim Boichenko with a request to support the development of Mariupol Puppet Theater. She said that the institution may simply stop working without additional funding. Vadim Boichenko promised to take measures to resolve the issue.
The citizens of Kalmiusskiy district were the following who came to the City Mayor. According to the residents, there is a meat workshop in their house. In the apartments you can hear the noise of equipment and the cars are constantly driving in the yard. They were also worried about the legality of the location of shopping facilities along Blazhevicha Street. This creates discomfort to the inhabitants. The chairman of Kalmiusskaya Regional Administration, Alexander Tsarek noted that work is under way on this issue. Specialists and representatives of the National Police came to the scene. An investigation is under way.
Vadim Boichenko stressed that his position is tough and clear - there should not be any illegal objects of trade and small architectural forms.
The problem of noise from the gym in the basement of a residential building along Hrushevskogo Street 31 worries residents of the Central District. Vadim Boichenko asked to convene a commission, draw up statements on the real state of affairs and find a compromise between residents and entrepreneurs.
The ‘hottest’ was the treatment of neighboring disputes. Two families can not solve the issue of 15 centimeters of land between their yards, two more neighbors for several decades can not solve a personal conflict. Vadim Boichenko advised the citizens to be more tolerant and to establish friendly, good-neighborly relations.
