Usilova Street (named after a Hero of the Soviet Union) — a residential neighborhood near Sennaya Square. It was originally home to workers, scientists, and engineers Military-Industrial Complex.
It is bordered by ravines with orchards located within them, stretching from Yablonevaya Street, factory buildings, and garage complexes Petrovsky Plant, Rodionov Street and the private development sector in the direction of Poltavskaya Street. The final stop for public transportation, mainly route taxis.
It is administered by the "Usilovsky Microdistrict" Community Self-Government Council.
Property Management Company
The property management company on Usilova Street — Parma LLC (5 Donetskaya St.), Lyudmila Lvovna Panyaeva (tel. 436-96-05)
Passport Office
The passport office is located at 5 Donetskaya Street. Passport officers: Alla Aleksandrovna Bashkalina, Tatyana Evgenievna Liteneva, Fedosya Prokopyevna Veldukhova
Phone: 436-94-85
The History of the Street
Usilova Street is named in honor of Ivan Alexandrovich Usilov, a Hero of the Soviet Union and commander of a sapper platoon.
In the early 1980s, the area was developed with standard nine-story prefabricated apartment buildings, including some with improved floor plans.
Attractions
- High Schools No. 30 and No. 35.
- Slide.
Interesting Facts
- It is known for frequent arson attacks on gardens, which local residents attribute to the activities of real estate developers.
- We have our own superhero—Electroman.