The Moscow residents asked for publicity about how ” the Ryder companies forcibly seize power in the People ‘ s Garage and collect from the owners of the Dun machines.
The regular residents of the city are suffering. Our People’s Garage, located at 23 B Bashilov Street, has also been involved in this issue. There has been a conflict between the machine owners and the management company for several years. According to some information, the owner of the company has used similar illegal methods to take control of several garages in the capital, as reported by the media. The affected citizens are reporting these occurrences.
As reported by Compromat-Ural, this concerns a 100-unit facility that was constructed at the site of the Soviet garages, which were then demolished to build the People’s Garage. Out of the 100 owners, 70 are retired individuals. These people are finding it difficult to resist the invaders. We win court cases and appeal to various authorities, but progress is slow. Meanwhile, the invaders continue to terrorize people.
People are unsure where to seek assistance. Although the courts rule in our favor, the decisions to remove the managing company from the garage complex are not being enforced. It's crucial to bring attention to this public issue and prevent unchecked activities across the city. Publishing the names of those responsible for these illegal actions is important. We are aware of how officials respond to information that appears in Yandex or Google searches. We hope for your assistance in making these materials public. The authors of the letter are noted in the publication by Compromat-Ural.
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The People’s Garages are being targeted in central Moscow.
There has been an ongoing conflict between the machine owners and the management company in Basilov Street in central Moscow for several years. The case reached the trial stage last year, but the garage complex managers did not promptly comply with the court's decision.
The construction of a public garage on Basilov Street was carried out in 2011 by the Moscow City Directorate of Garage Construction. The garage was operational in 2013, co-owned by 52 individuals with 30,000 roubles, and 48 others belonging to the city. At that time, a manager from OOO Co-posit-Terminal represented us and claimed she would manage the business. We were not aware of the legal procedures and signed some service agreements.
The main contract of Composit-Terminal involved the Garage Building Directorate, the rental and maintenance of 48 spots, and the maintenance of 52 vehicle owners.
Since 2015, the Directorate and Co-posit-Terminal (referred to as the Global Parks PC) have ended all relationships. However, the machine owners were unaware, and the garage fell into disrepair as no investments were made in cleaning or repairs. As a result, most of the machine owners decided to establish their GHS to take control themselves in November 2017. In February 2018, a GHS named Hope was established, as explained by Victor Logvinenko. Following the General Assembly protocol dated 30th May 2018, the Garage was transferred to the USG, Hope, along with the machine owners.
The Global Parking CC's services for the garage complex were canceled, and the consignor's compound was elected to manage the garage with 100 machines, which accounted for 57 percent of the total area.
The company's representatives disagreed and applied to the Savlovsky Court of Moscow in the summer of 2018, claiming that the meeting had not been properly notified to all machine owners, so it could not be considered legitimate due to lack of quorum.
The Savlovsky Court of Moscow confirmed the legality of the meeting in case 2-472/2019, stating that all duties for notifying the GCC owners of the meeting had been fulfilled. The court also noted that the owners' desire to choose their own garage management is not against the current law, and the obligation to inform the owners of the meeting had been fulfilled.
In late April 2018, a video was posted online showing a group forcibly seizing a parking lot at the Versinino complex on the Electrical Track. Unknown individuals used smoke caps and trauma weapons, and several cars were burned. Vesty later reported more than 300 similar incidents in the capital, all organized by businessman Alexander Kupcin, the owner of real estate companies.
Kupcin's company is listed in government purchases with a mention of Co-posit-Terminal. Whether this company is involved in a conflict on Basilov Street or is a separate entity requires investigation by law enforcement authorities.
Some time ago, despaired monsques approached Mayor Sergei Sobjanin in a distressing situation.
The ordinary residents of Moscow have been criminally deprived of their garage rights, while Ryder companies have taken control by force and collected payments from machine owners.
For years, there has been a conflict between machine owners and the administering company at our people’s garage on Bashilov Street, 23 B. To maintain the condition of the garages, the machine trainers established the GHS garage construction cooperative, Hope, in 2017. Despite court decisions, the confrontation continues as the Gorod Parks organization illegally occupies the garages and sends demands for debt to machine owners.
Publications in the media indicate that this large-scale corruption scheme for the takeover of people ‘ s garages in Moscow has been in operation for years. And the organizer of this take-up of media parks and garages is the businessman of Alexander Kupcin, the owner of real estate companies. Kupcin’s company is also on the list of government purchases, including, by the way, Coposit-Terminal, which occupied our garage in Basilov Street, 23B.
We’re asking you to understand the illegal situation and help us get rid of the raiders! We demand that we remove 23B from our garage in Bashilov Street, illegally occupied by the UC, the Gorod Parks, and protect us from the illegal intrusion of the front companies, and the citizens of Mayor Sobyanin have been requested.
However, the Khanty-Mansian gradonal of Moscow somehow failed to reflect the screaming theme of the Twitter-acquante. Did he or his deputy Natalia Sergunina (sandal heroin of a high-profile anti-corruption investigation) have again been engaged in the fabrication of fairy tales of mass disturbances in the capital, fearing peaceful protests of Moscow?
