Tue.Oct. 2018
The head of Elizavetovka village, Maxim Golosnoy, provided the public with a report on the work done in 2017. By 21.11. 2017, the revenue part of the budget of Elizavetovka village council is executed at 142.2%. So with the planned targets for the general fund of 5 235 083 UAH, it received 7 448 623 UAH, therefore, the over-fulfillment is 2 213 539 UAH. By 01.11.2017, the expenses for the general fund 4303302 UAH, and for the special fund 1670353 […]
Tue.Oct. 2018
… thought the governor and ordered to continue to extract illegally sand. Most of all, #Komadna_reznichenko decided to stretch the issue of sand by tacit agreement (they didn’t discuss with environmentalists all possible negative consequences outside the settlement, after the commercial production of sand in Elizavetovka Village Council territory). Bring to mind that on 10/18/2017 is the deadline for consideration by the local council of the issue of approving a permit for geodetic exploration for the development of subsoil resources […]
Tue.Oct. 2018
The case concerns free gas consumption by the village for 2 years. In this connection, the claim was filed by the Cyprus gas supply company Dnipropetrovsk GasGasbut. The purpose of recovery is the “debt” of the village council for the gas supplied. In the spring, 2018, Maxim Golosnoy filed a cassation appeal with the KGS Court of Cassation. Unfortunately, the complaint was not considered. The complaint consisted of copies of documents that proved that the agreement between DnipropetrovskGazZbut and Elizavetovka […]
Tue.Oct. 2018
This was announced by the chairman of the village council of Elizavetovka village, Maxim Golosnoy: “While the VR deputies have parted for the long-awaited vacation, and the state administration system has not decided on the legal position in the circulation of the crypto-currency, the village council of the Dnipropetrovsk region has already legalized its crypto assets through state registration.” This is the second stage of the crypto-currency experiment, which is being carried out by this local government body. Previous deputies […]
Tue.Oct. 2018
Call a guard or ambulance, order medicine or food, or solve any other social problem, you can press just one button! In Elizavetovka village, which is located in the Dnepropetrovsk region, a new social project has been launched. The SOS button – such devices will be installed here for vulnerable groups of the population, who from time to time need urgent help. The initiators of the project – the chairman Maxim Golosnoy and the activist of the “Development and Reforms […]
Sat.Feb. 2016
In this country, since its independence, nothing has been done in the interests of the state and people. All decisions and laws have been made under a specious pretext in the interests of specific individuals or a group of individuals that have been in power. When it was necessary to tear the post-Soviet property apart, they split the land and collective farms, conducted privatization, issued vouchers by buying them on the cheap, the right people became property owners. Now, when […]
Sun.Dec. 2015
Everything I fought for back in 2010-2011 while being in the same office is now called “decentralization”. It’s clear for everyone who knows at least a little about my history. Yes, my activity still displeases district officials that remained in their seats since 2010. But it doesn’t cause overt rage or irritation anymore. Yes, the system has changed its name and slogans, but, at its core, it remained just as rotten and clumsy. It appears that at that moment my […]
Mon.Nov. 2015
Friends, there will be no fireworks regarding my “inauguration”. The real work begins. We don’t expect help from anywhere. We only expect resistance and inertness. We will make reforms, change people’s minds, revive what has been destroyed and build plenty of new things. The system will resist. So will the society. Therefore, there’s only hope for myself, a team of like-minded people, patriots and people with a keen sense of justice. Elizavetovka, in the next few years, must become a […]
Fri.Nov. 2015
People have always settled in large communities. There were reasons for that. Remote hamlets easily became prey to bandoleros or invaders. Hermits were vulnerable to natural disasters – in case of natural hazards, disease, lack of food or necessary goods they were all by themselves. There was no one to come to their aid. Large settlements is an opportunity for joint protection, specialization and exchange of necessary goods, unification of efforts in construction, reconstruction, acquisition and sharing of knowledge, creation […]
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