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The well-kept palace does not look like
Šriubiškės mansion – wood, built in the 19th century. on the other side, with beautiful columns, next to a park of which only fragments have been preserved. Neither the building itself nor the surroundings shine today. Clothes between the columns are dried, the ceiling is shattered, and various items are loaded into the central entrance door, from the patios to the washing machine.
Inside, the image is also varied. The corridor hasn’t been repaired in a long time, in places full of entertainment stars and billboards. There are several apartments behind the door, a local resident said, but the apartment we entered was definitely not a luxury.
But people live here, some for a long time.
You want to organize documents
How 15 minutes said one of the Santa residents, his parents lived here, and some of them grandparents. But now you are well aware of the need to at least expedite the paperwork.
“From 2016 to 2017, we started looking for help here, at least to order or replace the roof. But there are no stately documents. There is a man in Paberžė who supposedly has those documents, but I do not understand how neither the eldership nor the municipality can demand from him. those documents. That woman did not deliver it to the archives and the manor was undocumented. I have received letters that everything is fine here, there will be courts, everything will be decided, the Property Bank will hand over the building to the municipality, which will divide the premises into apartments, the roof will change, we will all live happily. But we don’t get any of that, “said the woman.
Photo by Lukas Balandis / 15min / Šriubiškės mansion
On Wednesday, the residents of the house were outraged to learn from one of the neighbors that they would have to move: someone would renovate the mansion and the municipality could provide them with social housing somewhere in Nemėžis or Rudamina. That neighbor claimed to have learned it from the old man of Paberžė.
“Here is not only the manor house, there are still houses around the manor territory, the entire town. We are already tired of going to the municipality all the time, “said the resident of the Šriubiškės mansion, without hiding that both she and her neighbors are afraid to wait for the day when, as they say, they will be” thrown away like a stroller. ” .
I heard the denial but I’m still scared
Therefore, the neighbors prepared for the Vilnius district municipality, intending to meet with the Director of Municipal Administration Liucina Kotlovska. According to the residents, they wanted to know directly if they were really going to be evicted from the Šriubiškės mansion.
We live like a stroller. Add the village of Šriubiškės, but there is neither house nor apartment. Everything in space … How much we drive, how much we try, nobody listens to us.
However, the uncoordinated meeting did not take place, people were offered to return on Tuesday during reception hours. Not wanting to wait that long, they visited the old man Paberžė and heard from the old man that he had not really spoken about the eviction, because there is no such plan.
“We have heard that the old man will help us. The most interesting thing was that we went to the municipality before returning, we were already transporting gravel to our town, which I asked for half a year to take on the road. And the trees will be manipulated, he said. I don’t know if everything will start working here, not for the first time. ”Santa doesn’t have high hopes for the future.
According to her, if it were finally decided in court who this manor house belongs to, at least she would really want to buy or at least rent his house.
“We want it to be so, we are waiting for this and they will do it so that we can redeem it, do it well. But everything stops and nobody can explain it to us normally. We are tired … Our town is beautiful, but everything is happening here ”, the woman complained.
Photo by Lukas Balandis / 15min / Šriubiškės mansion
Pay electricity and garbage
Santa also raises the question that if this mansion is a heritage site, why doesn’t the municipality care at all? It is said that other mansions are managed, where no one lives, but this is left to the will of fate. “The state of emergency and the people are living, the municipality is not looking,” he consoled.
Nobody wants to leave this mansion. As Santa says, young and old families live here.
“Young families would still adapt in some way, but we live here, our parents lived, our parents’ parents. There are really a lot of people here in the village, they put a lot of effort into reviving the village, in ordering the environment. We dug the Largest pond on our own, everyone dumped it, no one helped us, neither the municipality nor the elders. We handle the well ourselves. No one wants to leave there, are there families who cannot move, economically or physically, where are they going? ? How will they live for someone in Nemėžis or Rudamina, if they haven’t even been to those lands? ”The woman said.
The residents of the mansion are not tenants or apartment owners, as they say, they just live. Santa assured that they pay for the electricity and garbage collection, but they cannot declare their place of residence in the mansion; they all live in the village of Šriubiškės.
We expected that we would all live, we agreed to divide ourselves into apartments, we would pay the rent and here it turns out that they want to kick us out like dogs.
“We live like a stroller. Add the village of Šriubiškės, but there is neither house nor apartment. Everything in space … How much we drive, how much we try, nobody listens to us. We also run that mansion on our own, fix the roof, where you open it up somewhere and the window falls off. It was the people who built the windows. The situation is not good, we ask for help, not help, we do it ourselves.
That mansion is really beautiful, but it needs to be fixed and normal families will live there. We hoped that we would all live, we agreed to divide them into apartments, we would pay the rent and here it turns out that they want to throw us out like dogs, ”the neighbor said excitedly.
Photo by Lukas Balandis / 15min / Šriubiškės mansion
No eviction decisions yet
However, the Vilnius district municipality talks about the problem somewhat differently. According to the comment submitted by Jolanta Gulbinovič, Head of the Department of Public and International Relations of the municipal administration, according to the data of the Land Registry, the building of the former manor of Šriubiškės has no owners.
“The building is not registered in the real estate registry. The families that live in the building do not have any document of ownership of the building. People have lived there for a long time and sadly it presents the situation in a completely different way than it really is.
Procedures have been started to recognize the mansion as homeless property. There are currently no decisions on evictions.
Aware of the importance of this house for the neighbors that is their home, we carry out the necessary procedures to pass this building into municipal ownership. Procedures have been started to recognize the mansion as homeless property. Once the court recognizes it, it will be possible to register the lordship and property rights over it in the Property Registry, and then carry out the necessary repairs and resolve the issue of legalization of the population. There are currently no decisions on the eviction of the population, ”the municipality said in a comment.
It is claimed that the elder’s home also helps the residents of this house to order the living environment as much as possible (both in legal and financial terms): “In 2019, the elder Paberžė ordered cadastral measurements of the building. SE Turto bankas, which has priority for accounting for feasible residential, administrative and public use buildings, in 2019. In May, the Vilnius district municipality administration allowed the accounting of the buildings of the fragments of the Šriubiškės manor house and start the procedures for their recognition as homeless. Immediately began the procedure to recognize the mansion as homeless.
Photo by Lukas Balandis / 15min / Šriubiškės mansion
The Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania stipulates that the Vilnius District Municipality Administration can apply to the court for a statement on the transfer of the mansion to the property of the Vilnius District Municipality only one year after the date on which the object it is included in the Register of the Municipality of Vilnius District “.
19th century In the first half of the 19th century, the Šriubiškės manor complex belonged to Pisankai, Viškovskis, Sirvydas and Kulikauskas.
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