Merchant manor Buzuluk district of the XIX century

Came a new trouble! Before that, Russia had an invasion of the Tatar-Mongols, who burned Moscow Kiev, then the Polish invasion, then the French invasion-a huge number of Russian cities were destroyed. Then came the main trouble, fascist invasion, 100 cities were destroyed. Now we have a new trouble, the Russian bureaucracy, which has already destroyed 1000 villages, monuments of architecture throughout Russia. This invasion of Russian officials for the sake of gain, of money has affected our Buzuluk. Not having the invasion of the Tatar-Mongols, the French, the fascists, now we systematically destroyed everything that concerns the history of the city of Buzuluk, namely the building is a frozen ancient melody of the city, frozen in stone. Buzulukskiy architecture is centuries old, the work of many architects, painters, sculptors, and even simple workers and engineers, pritvorami in the lives of hundreds of designs. As the architectural masterpieces of the city of Buzuluk include old merchant houses, but it was in the past, now we are proud to leave our descendants siding houses, although the current generation is not able to notice even that. Opinion about the destruction of historical and cultural standard in Buzuluk, shared bosomchain Alexander Korolev. Demolition of historical estates in Buzuluk has become a" good " tradition. The building at the corner of Kirov and Otakar Yarosh streets is referred to the historically valuable city-forming objects of the historical settlement of regional significance "Buzuluk city" and is a part of its subject of protection. #savethehistoryofthecity The subject of protection, the boundaries of the territory and the requirements for town-planning regulations in the territory of the settlement approved by the government of the Orenburg region № 595-p from 19.08.2016 Demolition of valuable objects in accordance with the established special regulations is prohibited. The exceptions are dilapidated and emergency buildings that pose a threat to the life and health of citizens, the state of which can lead to collapse. This provides for the subsequent restoration of buildings with the preservation of historical architectural solutions.