Monitoring of work on the provision of housing and land plots provided to those on the waiting list and to whom today

March 14 this year with the participation of the head of the project office "Kurshim - Adaldyk alany" B. Nurumova, deputy akim of the district E. Shorayakov, head of the district department of architecture, construction, housing and communal services, passenger transport and highways M. Akramov, chief specialist of the department Zh. Zhamelkhana, T. Iskakova monitored the work on providing citizens with housing and land plots.
As of today, there are 423 families in the queue for housing in the district. Of these, 67 orphans, 47 persons with disabilities, 73 large families, 10 military personnel, 34 civil servants, 2 residents of emergency houses, 87 single-parent families, 15 pensioners, 84 public sector workers, those who lost their homes as a result of the disaster - 2, employees of special government institutions - 1, chronic diseases - 1, sick - 1.
By the decision of the district housing commission, out of the houses built, houses in the village of Kurchum 16, in the village of Markakol 6, in the village of Aksuat 4 families were transferred to large families. In addition, in the village of Kurchum, 2 orphans, 2 emergency families are provided with a rental house.
In the district for individual housing construction in 2020-2021, in accordance with paragraph 5 of Article 44 of the Land Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a land plot of 0.18 hectares was transferred from the village of Kurchum, provided with engineering and communication infrastructure. In settlements that do not have a centralized water supply, the provision of such land plots is allowed only on sites provided with power supply networks.
There are 9 settlements in the district, including in the village of Kurchum, a general plan drawn up in 2008, combined with a plan for a settlement with a population of up to 20,000 people, in the settlements of Markakol, Buran, Kalzhyr, Saryolen, Urynkhay, Zholnuskau, Algabas, Maraldy have a replacement scheme for the development and development of settlements with a population of up to 5,000 people.