Today, March 25, experts on the streets of Saratov took place in Saratov, on which the demolition of trees was scheduled. Correspondent IA "Free News" visited the Raid participants on the street at Atkarskaya. From the municipal authorities in the raid took part of the deputy head of the improvement of the Kirov district Yuri Dynkin.
According to the official, on the street this year it is planned to repair sidewalks. During the repair, the roots of the trees will inevitably be damaged, so the Green Commission submitted an application for a demolition of 46 maples, 15 poplars and four elites, which is hardly able to survive transformations.
Expert, Landscaping designer Olga Kolesnichenko noted that the trees can actually die after the device of asphalt roads next to them. So, in the 1905 Square for three years after laying a bicycle path killed a poplar.
In Atkarskaya, many trees have a characteristic feature - they grow, at a slight angle leaning towards the roadway. Due to the strong roots leaving in the opposite direction, to the wall of the house, the trees remain stable, but if these roots damage - and when replacing the sidewalk from 30% of the roots, injury will receive - a tree with a lot of probability collapses.
Olga Burutina community still urged to save life as many trees as possible - everyone who has a chance to live at least a few more years after repair.
"If you look at the demolition criteria, 80% of green plantings in Saratov will have to cut. But will there be new? " - she said.
At the time of the raid in the Kirov district, participants will define trees that still have to demolish, and will transmit this information to the Green Commission.
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