Moscow City Hall agreed to hold a march and rally against renovation of housing May 28. This was told to Interfax by the head of the Moscow branch of the Yabloko party Sergei Mitrokhin. According to him, the gathering of the protesters is expected from 13:00 to 14:00 at houses 21-24 on Vavilov street. From 14:00 to 15:00 a march along Vavilov street to house 46 (towards Dmitry Ulyanov street) was agreed upon, after which from 15:00 to 16:00 on the site of this house a rally of up to ten thousand people is planned. The movement of transport, including public, will be blocked. "Two options were suggested, the second was a repetition of the action on Sakharov Avenue. We chose Cheryomushki, since this is directly the area where the demolition of 121 houses is planned. In addition, it is possible to hold a procession here, "Mitrokhin added.. The official representative of the Department of Regional Security of Moscow Elena Romanova confirmed to the agency the fact of approval of the action along this route. May 14 a vote on the renovation of housing. It is held in the centers of public services "My Documents" and the electronic system "Active citizen". Both owners of apartments and employers can participate in voting on social investment agreements. On the same day, a rally was held in the capital against the renovation program. According to official data, about 8 thousand people took part in it, unofficial ones - more than 20 thousand people. In early May, a list of houses that could be included in the program was made public. In total, it hit more than 4,500 objects - this is the five-story building of the first period of industrial housing construction and some other similar houses that are in unsatisfactory technical condition. Mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin noted that the demolition of all included in the list of houses will take at least 10-15 years. The order for the demolition of all Moscow Khrushchev and the erection of new housing in their place Sobyanin was given by Russian President Vladimir Putin in February.

Original article: The Mayor's Office agreed on the procession and rally of the opponents of the renovation on May 28.