Reception of Сitizens in Tyulyachi
17 October 2012, Wednesday
The Minister for Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan Artem Sidorov carried out an extra-mural reception of citizens in Tyulyachi.
This day the citizens of Tyulyachi and nearby settlements addressed to the minister with their questions regarding springs redevelopment, improvement of drinking water quality, and environmental pollution.
The Head of Bolshenyrsinskoe rural settlement, Tyulyachi district, the Republic of Tatarstan, touched on the issue of raw materials production from the local pit.
The Head of Executive Committee of Tyulyachi rural settlement addressed to the minister with the question about the possibility of the construction of the station for household waste separation and recycling in Tyulyachi district.
Within the framework of the extra-mural reception of citizens the Minister for Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan Artem Sidorov visited a number of objects: Car Tires Utilization Plant, Sports Palace “Batyr”, and the site of bank-fixing works on the river Tyulyachka.
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