Anatoly Sivko: a deputy's work in the constituency
A woman approached the deputy with a question about the legality of her neighbor's construction of a tall, solid fence. Representatives of relevant services were present at the reception and clarified the situation. It was noted that the boundaries of land plots have been established for each apartment in a semi-detached residential building.
According to specialists, the neighboring fence, located within the boundaries of the allocated land plot, does not contradict existing construction norms and rules.
The applicant also raised the issue of water ingress into the wall of her part of the residential building. In her opinion, this was caused by construction work carried out by the neighbor.
After reviewing the submitted materials, specialists explained that the construction work is being carried out based on approved project documentation.
However, if the water ingress is related to the neighbor's actions, it is necessary to contact the insurance company. An expert examination will be conducted there, and if a causal link is confirmed, the responsible party will be obliged to compensate for the damage.
During the reception, the woman also raised other issues that require further consideration. "We will look into each case and provide the necessary recommendations on what to do next," noted Deputy Anatoly Sivko.
As part of a working visit to the Glubokoye district, Anatoly Sivko, Deputy of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus for the Dokshitsy Electoral District No. 22, visited the banking service center No. 239 of OJSC "Belagroprombank".
Banking Service Center No. 239 of OJSC "Belagroprombank" is an important link in the region's financial system, ensuring the accessibility of banking services for the population and economic entities. The meeting with the management and staff of the center allowed the deputy to gain a comprehensive understanding of the institution's current activities, its role in the district's economy, as well as the challenges faced by the banking sector. The meeting was also attended by Vera Telitsa, Chairperson of the Glubokoye District Council of Deputies.
During the visit, Anatoly Viktorovich and Vera Mikhailovna, together with bank representatives, discussed a number of current issues. The deputy was interested in the level of customer service, the availability of various financial products, and also touched upon issues of lending to agricultural enterprises, financing investment projects in the agro-industrial complex, and state support measures for farms. Anatoly Sivko emphasized the importance of the stable operation of the banking system for the sustainable development of the country's economy and the well-being of citizens.
During the meeting, Anatoly Viktorovich spoke about his activities as a deputy of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus, and dwelled in detail on the mechanisms of interaction with voters, including the procedure for receiving citizens, considering their appeals, and resolving emerging problems. The deputy described how and what issues are resolved during the reception of citizens, focusing on a constructive approach and the search for optimal solutions.
In conclusion, the deputy emphasized that such meetings are an integral part of his work, allowing him to maintain close contact with voters and promptly respond to their needs.
According to specialists, the neighboring fence, located within the boundaries of the allocated land plot, does not contradict existing construction norms and rules.
The applicant also raised the issue of water ingress into the wall of her part of the residential building. In her opinion, this was caused by construction work carried out by the neighbor.
After reviewing the submitted materials, specialists explained that the construction work is being carried out based on approved project documentation.
However, if the water ingress is related to the neighbor's actions, it is necessary to contact the insurance company. An expert examination will be conducted there, and if a causal link is confirmed, the responsible party will be obliged to compensate for the damage.
During the reception, the woman also raised other issues that require further consideration. "We will look into each case and provide the necessary recommendations on what to do next," noted Deputy Anatoly Sivko.
As part of a working visit to the Glubokoye district, Anatoly Sivko, Deputy of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus for the Dokshitsy Electoral District No. 22, visited the banking service center No. 239 of OJSC "Belagroprombank".
Banking Service Center No. 239 of OJSC "Belagroprombank" is an important link in the region's financial system, ensuring the accessibility of banking services for the population and economic entities. The meeting with the management and staff of the center allowed the deputy to gain a comprehensive understanding of the institution's current activities, its role in the district's economy, as well as the challenges faced by the banking sector. The meeting was also attended by Vera Telitsa, Chairperson of the Glubokoye District Council of Deputies.
During the visit, Anatoly Viktorovich and Vera Mikhailovna, together with bank representatives, discussed a number of current issues. The deputy was interested in the level of customer service, the availability of various financial products, and also touched upon issues of lending to agricultural enterprises, financing investment projects in the agro-industrial complex, and state support measures for farms. Anatoly Sivko emphasized the importance of the stable operation of the banking system for the sustainable development of the country's economy and the well-being of citizens.
During the meeting, Anatoly Viktorovich spoke about his activities as a deputy of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus, and dwelled in detail on the mechanisms of interaction with voters, including the procedure for receiving citizens, considering their appeals, and resolving emerging problems. The deputy described how and what issues are resolved during the reception of citizens, focusing on a constructive approach and the search for optimal solutions.
In conclusion, the deputy emphasized that such meetings are an integral part of his work, allowing him to maintain close contact with voters and promptly respond to their needs.