City leadership was present at the event.
One of the main issues was the construction of a sewage system in this area. Currently, work is being carried out using pipes with a diameter of 200 mm. However, local residents expressed concerns that their homes would not be connected to this line.
The residents noted that if the channels are already being laid, it is also necessary to ensure that their homes are connected to this system.
They emphasized that this is important for both sanitary compliance and for creating comfortable living conditions.
“When laying sewage, it is often possible to observe signs of poor workmanship. Usually, a layer of 10-15 cm of sand or fine gravel is laid at the bottom of the trench and compacted thoroughly. After the pipes are installed, another 10-20 cm of sand or soft soil is added on top and compacted again. For private houses, the diameter of the pipes should be 110 mm, and for street sewage, it should be 200 mm or more. It is also important to maintain the correct slope to ensure gravity drainage of water. However, the concrete pipes that are currently being laid are starting to crumble, and they may crack during compaction. You will leave, but all these problems will remain on the shoulders of the people,” the locals expressed their opinion.
During the discussion, the mayor instructed the relevant services: the management of the municipal enterprise "Talas Shaaralyk Suu Charba" to conduct a thorough inspection of the construction work and to accept the facility onto the balance sheet while adhering to all technical requirements.
According to the mayor, although the sewage project is currently funded from another budget, in the future it will be transferred to the city's balance. Therefore, it is important that all stages are checked and the quality of work is at a high level.
At the end of the meeting, the residents once again requested the connection of the new residential area Tynchtyk to the central sewage system.
