173 multi-storey buildings illegally built in more than 70 facilities in Tashkent
As a result of the latest inventory conducted in Tashkent, violations of construction laws were identified in 173 multi-storey buildings at more than 70 facilities. Jasur Karimov, head of the secretariat for construction issues of the capital's khokimiyat, told Kun.uz.
In Tashkent, 173 multi-storey buildings were built illegally in more than 70 facilities.
However, not all of the recorded cases can be considered completely illegal construction. In some facilities, builders built more floors than allowed or deviated from the approved project.
According to Jasur Karimov, if each organization responds in a timely manner, based on its mission, the number of illegal structures will decrease. According to the results of the latest inventory conducted in Tashkent, it was found that 173 multi-storey buildings were built illegally in more than 70 facilities. However, this does not mean that they are 100 percent illegal. For example, there are cases where a permit for 9 floors was obtained and all project documents were available, but 10 floors were built. Or there are cases where a permit for two 9-storey buildings was obtained and an additional five floors were built on their territory.
In these cases, the authorities, together with the relevant departments, conducted an inventory and submitted a proposal to the Cabinet of Ministers. This proposal includes measures to be taken against the permitting organizations or supervisory bodies that allowed the objects to come to this state, as well as measures to be taken against the owners of the objects. Proposals have been made to solve the problem. Currently, the formalization of documents for these objects is awaited. In particular, out of a total of 9 houses built in the Newport complex, 3 have permits, and 6 blocks were built illegally. This situation was also identified during the inspection process and included in the list.