According to her, the residents have an impressive list of claims to the outlet.
“The premises where Magnit plans to open do not have normal access roads, just as there is no reinforced sidewalk so that cars can drive through it for unloading,” our interlocutor clarified. – We consider it unacceptable to drive on the sidewalk, especially past the entrance groups to residential entrances.
The residents of the house also insist that the time of unloading and loading work be coordinated with them so as not to interfere with rest and not interfere with parking. In addition, the townspeople are once morest leaving the decommissioned products of the store in a common waste bin. On top of that, they ask to get acquainted with the project of redevelopment of the premises for a store and to prohibit hanging banners and signs that do not correspond to the passport of the facade of the building.
