The head of the district in Bashkiria was outlawed

District in the Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia

Population of the Sterlitamak region

Sterlitamaksky district

(Russian: Sterlitamaksky districts; Bashkir: Stәrletamaҡ districts) is an administrative [1] and municipal [7] district (rayon), one of fifty-four in the Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia. It is located in the center of the republic and borders the Aurgazinsky district in the north, the Gafuriysky district in the northeast, the Ishimbaysky district in the east and southeast, the Meleuzovsky district in the south, the Sterlibashevsky district in the southwest, the Miyakinsky district in the west, the Alsheevsky district in west and northwest. The county's area is 2,216 square kilometers (856 sq mi). [2] Its administrative center is the city of Sterlitamak [3] (which is not administratively part of the district). [6] As of the 2010 census, the total population of the district was 40,325. [4]

Administrative and municipal status[edit]

According to administrative division, the Sterlitamak district is one of fifty-four in the republic. [1] It is divided into 20 village councils, comprising 111 rural settlements. [6] The city of Sterlitamak is its administrative center, [3] despite the fact that it is included separately as a city of republican significance - an administrative unit with a status equal to that of districts. [6]

As a municipal entity, the district is included in the Sterlitamak municipal district

. [7] Twenty village councils are part of the municipal district as twenty rural settlements. [7] The city of republican significance of Sterlitamak is included separately from the district as the Sterlitamak urban district, but is also the administrative center of the municipal district. [7]

Sterlitamaksky district

Sterlitamak district (Stәrletamak districts), located in the southwestern part of the Republic of Belarus. It borders with Alsheevsky district in the north-west, Aurgazinsky in the north, Gafuriysky in the north-east, Ishimbaysky in the east, Meleuzovsky in the south, Sterlibashevsky in the south-west and Miyakinsky in the west. Formed 20 Aug. 1930 from the volosts of the Sterlitamak canton (see Administrative region). Pl. - 2222 km2. The administrative center is Sterlitamak. Population (thousand people): in 1939 - 70.0; 1959 - 48.9; 1989 - 33.6; 2002 - 37.7. National composition (2002): Russians - 34.2%, Bashkirs - 21.6%, Tatars - 21.6%. The average population density is 17 people/km2. In the region there are 20 village councils, 111 rural settlements, naib. cr.: ss. Naumovka (2.9 thousand people), B. Kuganak (2.6 thousand), Roshchinsky (1.8 thousand), Zagorodny (1.7 thousand). Within the S.r. The city of Salavat is located.

The boundaries of the relief morphostructures are clearly expressed along the river. White: north. h. is represented by the Pribelsky ridge-undulating plain, eastern. - foothills and low mountains of the western slope of the Bashkir (Southern) Urals, southwest. - Common Syrt. In the north, sulfate-covered karst has developed. Center. Part of the district is located within the South Tatar arch, eastern. — Shikhano-Ishimbay saddle. On the territory of the region there are deposits of limestone (Yurak-Tau), brick raw materials: clays and loams (Bairakskoye, East Kuganakskoye, Talalaevskoye), cement clay (Krasnoyarskoye, Michurinskoye), expanded clay (Mikhailovskoye), refractory clay (Talalaevskoye), sand- gravel mixture and sand (Kantyukovskoye, Krasnoyarskoye, Pokrovskoye, Khripunovskoye), oil fields (Urazmetovskoye, Chernigovskoye, Yangurchinskoye). The climate is continental, not sufficiently humidified. Average annual air temperature 2.3 °C, avg. t-ra Jan. -15 °C, July 21 °C. Abs. Max. temperature 38 °C, abs. min. temperature -48.0 °C. Wed-year amount of precipitation 450 mm. The hydrographic network is formed by rivers. Belaya, Ashkadar, Sterlya, Kuganak. Leached, typical chernozems predominate. Meadow steppes and steppe meadows are common. Forest cover - approx. 5%. The fauna is represented by forest and steppe species. Mount Yuraktau, pine and spruce crops in quarter 13 (section 23), pine trees in quarter 16 (23), cedar in quarter 19 (17) of the Sterlitamak forestry are natural monuments.

In 2009, the area of ​​agricultural land amounted to 190.0 thousand hectares (85% of the total area), incl. arable land - 129.3, hayfields - 14.4, pastures - 43.8; pl. forests - 13.2, surface waters - 2.1. The region is part of the pre-Ural steppe zone. S.-kh. pr-tiya [state farm "Roshchinsky", 19 AKH, 12 SPK, incl. collective farm named after M.I. Kalinina, 3 LLC, 19 peasant (farm) farms] specialize in growing grain crops, sugar beets, sunflowers, breeding cattle for dairy and meat production, and pig breeding. Poultry farming is developed. On the territory of the district there are the Sterlitamak experimental production farm, the Sterlitamak variety testing site, a branch of the Bashkirskaya poultry farm (B. Kuganak), a stud farm (the village of Talalaevka), and a forestry enterprise. There are the Sterlitamak Oil Special Materials Plant, Resursenergo LLC, Agrotechservice OJSC (both Zagorodny), Kuganak-Prominvest LLC, Promkeramika LLC (both B. Kuganak), InvestRaiStroyZakazchik LLC (Mariinsky village), LLC “BPS Food Processing Plant” (Sterlitamak), DRSU, etc. The Kuibyshevskaya railway runs through the territory of the region. (section Dema - Tyulgan), highways Ufa - Orenburg, Sterlitamak - Sterlibashevo - Fedorovka, Sterlitamak - Krasnousolsky, Sterlitamak - Raevsky, Sterlitamak - Sterlibashevo - Tyater-Araslanovo. S.r. is part of the southern economic region.

In the area there is the Sterlitamak Agricultural College, a PU, 68 secondary schools, incl. 30 Wed; det. house, 22 preschool educational institutions. institutions, children art school, 2 music schools, 2 youth sports schools, rehabilitation. center for children with disabilities opportunities (Naumovka), Children's Creativity House, young technicians station, 2 teenage clubs; central district and 7 local hospital centers, a medical outpatient clinic, 50 paramedic and obstetric stations, 6 regional ambulance substations, a veterans' home; 2 recreation centers, 40 clubs, 39 libraries. The newspaper “Rural Fields” is published in Russian and Tatar languages.

Links[edit]

Notes[edit]

1. ^ abc Constitution of the Republic of Bashkortostan, article 64.
2. ^ abcd Official website of the Sterlitamak region. Our area (in Russian)
3. ^ abc State Committee of the Russian Federation on Statistics. Committee of the Russian Federation for Standardization, Metrology and Certification. No. OK 019-95 January 1, 1997 “All-Russian classifier of objects of administrative-territorial division. Code 80 249", ed. changes No. 278 / 2015 of January 1, 2021. (Goskomstat of the Russian Federation. Committee of the Russian Federation for Standardization, Metrology and Certification. No. OK 019-95 January 1, 1997. Russian classification of administrative divisions) (OKATO).
   Code 80 249 , as amended by Amendment No. 278/2015 of 01/01/2016).
4. ^ abc Federal State Statistics Service (2011). “All-Russian Population Census 2010. Volume 1" [All-Russian Population Census 2010, vol. 1]. All-Russian Population Census 2010 [All-Russian Population Census 2010]
   . Federal State Statistics Service.
5. "26. The size of the permanent population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2021". Federal State Statistics Service. Retrieved January 23, 2021.
6. ^ abcd Resolution No. 391
7. ^ abcdef Law No. 126-z
8. "On the Calculation of Time". Official Internet portal of legal information
   . June 3, 2011. Retrieved January 19, 2021.
9. ↑
   Federal State Statistics Service of Russia (May 21, 2004).
   “The population of Russia, the constituent entities of the Russian Federation as part of federal districts, urban settlements, settlements, settlements of 3 thousand or more people” [Population of Russia, its federal districts, federal districts, districts, urban settlements, rural settlements - administrative centers and rural settlements with a population of more than 3,000 people] (XLS). All-Russian Population Census of 2002 [All-Russian Population Census of 2002]
   .
10. “All-Union Population Census of 1989. The current population of union and autonomous republics, autonomous regions and districts, territories, effects, urban settlements and villages. All-Union Population Census of 1979. National composition of the population by regions of Russia” [All-Union Population Census of 1979. Ethnic composition of the population by regions of Russia] (XLS). All-Union Population Census of 1979 [All-Union Population Census of 1979]
    .
    1979 - via Demoscope Weekly
    (website of the Institute of Demography of the State University - Higher School of Economics.

Administrative subordination includes:

Village councils:

• Village Council Aigulevsky
• Village Council Alataninsky
• Village Council Ashkadar
• Village Council Ayuchevsky
• Village Council Konstantinogradovsky
• Village Council Maksimovsky
• Village Council Burikazganovsky
• Village Council Kuganaksky
• Village Council Krasnoyarsk
• Village Council Naumovsky
• Village Council Nikolaevsky
• Village Council Otradovsky
• Village Council Oktyabrsky
• Village Council Pervomaisky
• Village Council Podlesnensky
• Village Council Roshchinsky
• Village Council Ryazanovsky
• Village Council Tyuryushlinsky
• Village Council Uslinsky
• Village Council Kazadayevsky

Territories:

• Territory Raevsky tract

Villages:

• Village Lyubovka
• North Village
• Village Kononovsky
• Village Yuzhny
• Village Vesyoly
• Village Early Dawn
• Village Ryazanovka
• Village Kucherbaevo
• Village Marshanovka
• Village Eslevsky
• Village Buguruslanovka
• Petrovka village
• Saratovka village
• Village Maksimovka
• Alga village
• Village Latypovka
• Yablunivka village
• Village Pokrovka-Ozerki
• Sungur village
• Krasnoarmeyskaya village
• Village Novoabdrakhmanovo
• Village of Konstantino-Alexandrovka
• Matveevka village
• Begenyash village
• Village Kuzminovka
• Mikhailovka village
• Cherkasy village
• Chuvash village Kuganak
• Village of Konstantinogradovka
• Bogolyubovka village
• Village Novonikolaevka
• Village Ant
• Maryevka village
• Village Kazadayevka
• East Village
• Village New Vasilyevka
• Ashkadar village
• Bayrak village
• Belousovka village
• Pokrovka village
• Village Ust-Zigan
• Berezovka village
• Zolotonoshka village
• Nikolaevka village
• Petropavlovka village
• Village Spasskoye
• Village Valentinovsky
• Village Vedernikovsky
• Village Dergachevka
• Village Sokolovka
• Village Vladimirovka
• Village Fedoro-Petrovka
• Village Novofedorovskoye
• Vedenovka village
• Village Grigorievka
• Village Maksyutovo
• Shikhany village
• Yuraktau village
• Village Kantyukovka
• Village Novonikolayevsky
• Ozerkovka village
• Village Kunakbaevo
• Village Preobrazhenovka
• Village Podlesnoe
• Churtan village
• Village Kateninovsky
• Village Novomukatovka
• Chulpan village
• Village Mikryukovka
• Village Markovsky
• Village Solovyovka
• Village Strelkovka
• Village Novoaleshkino
• Abdrakhmanovo village

Passage:

• Passage 114 km
• Passage 120 km
• Passage 132 km
• Passage 158 km
• Passage 168 km
• Passage 28 km

Villages:

• Village Uslybash
• Oktyabrskoye village
• Village Tyurushlya
• Village Nizhnie Usly
• Verkhnie Usly village
• Belskoye village
• Village Roshchinsky
• Aigulevo village
• Pomryaskino village
• Village Pervomaiskoe
• Village New Krasnoyar
• Village Taneevka
• Kosyakovka village
• The village of Novoye Baryatino
• Village Karmaskaly
• Village Asavo-Zubovo
• The village of Staroye Baryatino
• Ayuchevo village
• Village Murdashevo
• Village of Bolshoi Kuganak
• Mariinsky village
• The village of Novaya Otradovka
• Zagorodny village
• Village Burikazganovo
• Village Talachevo
• Sadovka village
• Village Talalaevka
• Village Zabelskoye
• Village of Alatana
• Nikolaevka village
• Naumovka village
• Pokrovka village
• Village Vasilyevka
• Zalivnoy village
• Village Ishparsovo
• Village of Bolshoye Aksakovo

Sterlitamak

The administration of the municipal district of Sterlitamak district of the Republic of Bashkortostan is forming a reserve of managerial personnel and a personnel reserve to fill vacant positions in the municipal service to fill the following groups of positions:

1) highest position - first deputy head of the Administration;

2) the main positions of the municipal service - deputy heads of the Administration;

3) leading positions in the municipal service:

Head of the Department of Culture, Sports, Youth Policy and Interaction with Public Associations;

Deputy Head of the Department of Culture, Sports, Youth Policy and Interaction with Public Associations;

Head of the Department of Social Communications and Personnel Policy;

Deputy Head of the Department for Social Communications and Personnel Policy;

Deputy Head of the Financial Department;

Head of the Department of Industry, Communications and Regulation of Outdoor Advertising;

Head of Economic Development Department;

head of the municipal control department;

Head of Education Department;

Head of the Department of Guardianship and Trusteeship;

Head of the Legal Support Department;

Head of the Information Policy Department of the Department for Social Communications and Personnel Policy;

Head of the Department of Municipal Service and Personnel Work of the Department of Social Communications and Personnel Policy;

chief accountant of the department of accounting, methodology and reporting of budget execution of the Financial Department;

Head of the Budget Policy, Revenue Forecasting and Budget Financing Department of the Financial Directorate;

4) senior positions in the municipal service:

Head of the Housing Policy Sector;

Head of the Sector for Mobilization Preparation, Civil Defense and Emergency Situations;

Head of the Office Sector of the Department of Social Communications and Personnel Policy;

head of the budget execution sector of the accounting, methodology and reporting budget execution department of the Financial Department;

deputy chief accountant of the department of accounting, methodology and reporting of budget execution of the Financial Department;

Executive Secretary of the Commission on Minors' Affairs and Protection of Their Rights;

executive secretary of the Administrative Commission;

chief economist of the economic development department;

chief specialist of the economic development department;

chief specialist of the strategic development and municipal services service;

chief contract service specialist;

chief specialist for municipal land control of the municipal control department;

chief inspector - municipal housing inspector of the municipal control department;

chief financial control specialist of the municipal control department;

chief specialist of the education department;

Chief Inspector of Education;

chief specialist of the guardianship and trusteeship department;

Chief Legal Adviser, Legal Support Department;

chief specialist of the legal support department;

chief specialist of the information policy department of the department for social communications and personnel policy;

Chief Control Specialist for the Department of Social Communications and Personnel Policy;

chief specialist of the department for social communications and personnel policy;

chief specialist of the department of municipal services and personnel work of the department for social communications and personnel policy;

chief economist of the department of accounting, methodology and reporting of budget execution of the Financial Department;

Chief Economist of the Budget Execution Sector of the Accounting, Methodology and Reporting Department of the Budget Execution of the Financial Department;

Chief Economist of the Fiscal Policy, Revenue Forecasting and Budgetary Financing Division of the Financial Directorate of the Financial Administration;

5) junior positions in the municipal service:

leading specialist in the housing policy sector;

leading specialist of the strategic development and municipal services service;

Leading Contract Service Specialist;

leading specialist in the sector of mobilization training, civil defense and emergency situations;

Leading Inspector of the Department of Culture, Sports, Youth Policy and Interaction with Public Associations;

leading specialist of the guardianship and trusteeship department;

1st category specialist of the guardianship and trusteeship department;

Leading Specialist of the Legal Support Department;

leading specialist of the department of municipal services and personnel work of the department for social communications and personnel policy;

leading specialist in the office management sector for social communications and personnel policy;

Leading Economist of the Accounting, Methodology and Budget Execution Reporting Department of the Financial Department;

Leading Economist of the Budget Policy, Revenue Forecasting and Budget Financing Department of the Financial Management Department.

A reserve is also being formed to fill vacant positions of heads of municipal institutions of the Sterlitamak municipal district of the Republic of Bashkortostan:

MKU "Archive of the municipal district Sterlitamak district of the Republic of Belarus";

MBU of the municipal district Sterlitamaksky district of the Republic of Bashkortostan "Architectural and Planning Bureau";

MBU of the municipal district Sterlitamaksky district of the Republic of Belarus “Information and consultation of the municipal district Sterlitamaksky district of the Republic of Belarus;

MBU of additional education Children's art school of the municipal district Sterlitamak district of the Republic of Belarus;

MBU of the municipal district Sterlitamaksky district of the Republic of Belarus “Centralized library system”;

MKU "Center for Accounting, Reporting and Services for Local Government Bodies and Municipal Institutions of the Municipal District of Sterlitamak District of the Republic of Belarus";

MKU "Unified duty dispatch service of the municipal district of Sterlitamak district of the Republic of Belarus";

MKU "Department of Housing, Communal, Road Facilities, Construction and Transport Support of the Municipal District of Sterlitamak District of the Republic of Belarus";

MKU "Department of Architecture, Urban Planning and Property Relations of the Municipal District Sterlitamak District of the Republic of Belarus";

MKU "Department for the development of the agro-industrial complex of the municipal district of Sterlitamak district of the Republic of Belarus."

For questions regarding the formation of a reserve, please contact the Department of Municipal Services and Personnel Work of the Department for Social Communications and Personnel Policy of the Administration at the address: 453124, Republic of Belarus, Sterlitamak, st. Karl Marx, 118, office. No. 14, contact phone number, head of department Anna Viktorovna. Email address This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

The head of the district in Bashkiria was outlawed

Either some kind of blatant stupidity and incompetence, or a deliberate provocation, was committed by responsible persons in the Administration of the Head of the Republic of Belarus and the Council of Deputies of the Sterlitamak District in relation to the head of the administration Anvar Abdrafikov

. It’s not even clear whether to call him a current or former official. The fact is that his powers expired on May 8, and the legal appointment procedure was never carried out.

Watching what is happening, doubts arise about the legal competence of Radiy Khabirov’s team. Mistakes are so stupid that they give reason to perceive them not as mistakes, but as intent.

Reached the age limit

May 8 was supposed to be the last working day of the head of the Sterlitamak district administration, Anvar Abdrafikov. He was appointed to this post by district deputies in April 2021, and within a couple of months he reached the age limit for being in municipal service. Without delving into the details of municipal legislation, we note that the powers of district heads in Bashkiria last for the duration of the powers of the local council, but not less than two years. Therefore, although the elections of the current district council were held last year, Abdrafikov’s powers ended in early May of this year.

Let us recall that thanks to the efforts of Radiy Khabirov’s team, made during his leadership of the Administration of the President of the Republic of Belarus, there have been no direct elections of municipal leaders in Bashkiria for many years. However, their appointment goes through a competition and the decision of local deputies. This is clearly stated in Republican Law No. 162 “On local self-government in the Republic of Belarus”. That is, when a place becomes vacant, a competition procedure is established in advance, elections through the district council and the signing of a contract. But while Radiy Khabirov was spending his vacation in warm countries, no one in his administration was concerned about holding elections in the Sterlitamak region. Neither Alexander Sidyakin, nor Ural Kilsenbaev, nor another curator of the district. Well, or the current team is again introducing its “know-how” and now does not even want to deal with formal procedures.

Thus, being in complete prostration from ignorance of the instructions from the White House, district deputies met on May 6 and voted to extend the contract with Anvar Abdrafikov for another year.

The council's decision dated May 6 was published on the district administration's website. The document provides a reference to Part 2 of Art. 19 Federal Law-25 “On municipal service”. According to it, upon reaching the employee’s age limit, a one-time contract extension for one year is possible. But in the case of Anvar Abdrafikov this does not work. Firstly, he reached the age limit back in August 2021. And secondly, his current powers expired not due to reaching the age limit, but due to the expiration of the contract itself. And in this case, the procedure for appointing the head of the administration through competition and appointment by parliamentarians applies.

Are they being “leaked” or are they being framed?

Thus, in fact, Abdrafikov’s presence in the administration of the Sterlitamak region is illegal. The Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Belarus should intervene here. But we have a completely different question for the Administration of the Head of the Republic of Belarus - who decided to frame Radiy Khabirov so harshly?

Firstly, Mr. Abdrafikov is not just the head of a rural district. He once headed the State Unitary Enterprise "Roshchinsky". This is a very difficult and not poor territory. Secondly, Anvar Abdrafikov’s son serves in the central office of the Russian FSB. Radiy Khabirov knows this very well. Thirdly, Mr. Abdrafikov is one of the key persons in the construction of a kindergarten in the village. Suburban, which became a subject of interest to the security forces: the feds allocated money, and a kindergarten was built on private land. The owner is asking for another 75 million. This is a very murky story with the names of Ufa celebrities and close team members.