Yekaterinburg's Mary Offered to Give the City's Cultural Facilities to the "Mobilization Plan"
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The Yekaterinburg administration has prepared a draft decision on the right, during mobilization, to transfer land plots, buildings (including cultural buildings — circuses and theaters, even a zoo), and parks to military registration and enlistment offices. Officials refer to a 1997 law that describes the conduct of authorities under mobilization or martial law. The point is that land and buildings are transferred under an accelerated procedure…
The Mayor of Yekaterinburg wishes to transfer the buildings of the cultural institutions to the local Vonkamata for the purpose of implementing a "mobilization plan" referred to in the draft law that has been introduced into the local city hall. The document has been drawn to the attention of the "Beware, News" project. The developer was the City Hall, in particular the Department for the Management of Municipal Property. The four-point regulati…
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