Solmanid said linna remondiplaanis olevalt ratsabaasilt 18 000 eurot

Solmanid said linna remondiplaanis olevalt ratsabaasilt 18 000 eurot

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Solmans Received €18,000 from Equestrian Base Scheduled for City Renovation

. ning veest on saanud kahjustada nii seinad kui ka lagi.
Peeter Solman, kes juhib Veskimetsa talli, ütleb, et . ja hooned. Nende eest , mis kuulub Sihtasutusele Tallinna ratsaspordi koolile.
Peeter Solman on Riina Solmani abikaasa ja kuulub mõlema asutuse juhatusse. Ta teeb kõik tööd tallis ise: . ja maksab linna renti.
ja on 50 hobust. Eelmine abilinnapea Kaarel Oja ütles, et , aga .
Veskimetsa ees. Oja ütles, et ratsabaas ei tohiks olla esimesel kohal.
Riina Solmani ja Peeter Solmani ettevõte RS Consult sai Veskimetsa Tallilt nõu andmise eest 18 000 eurot. Riina Solman ütles, et ratsakeskuse kohta tehtud otsused pole tema isiklikult seotud.
Keskerakonna esindaja Tiit Terik ütles, et Keskerakond toetas ratsabaasi renoveerimist juba siis, kui Isamaa oli opositsioonis. Ta arvab, et .
Reformierakonna esindaja Maris Lauri ütles, et . Peeter Solman ei tea, kui palju maksab uus katus ja .
The Veskimetsa Equestrian Center was completed in the 1990s. The roof leaks, and the water has damaged both the walls and the ceiling.
Peeter Solman, who manages the Veskimetsa stable, says that the buildings are old and need renovation. The city owns 10 hectares of land and the buildings. They are maintained by OÜ Veskimetsa Stable, which belongs to the Tallinn Equestrian School Foundation.
Peeter Solman is the husband of Riina Solman and is a member of the board of both organizations. He does all the work at the stable himself: feeding the horses, cleaning, repairing, and painting. The stable does not receive support from the city and pays rent to the city.
The stable is frequented by over 100 children and has 50 horses. The former deputy mayor Kaarel Oja said that the equestrian base needs renovation, but other sports facilities need it more.
The coalition agreement prioritizes other facilities over Veskimetsa. Oja said that the equestrian base should not be the top priority.
The company RS Consult, owned by Riina Solman and Peeter Solman, received €18,000 from Veskimetsa Stable for consulting services. Riina Solman said that decisions regarding the equestrian center are not personally related to her.
Tiit Terik, a representative of the Center Party, said that the Center Party supported the renovation of the equestrian base even when Isamaa was in opposition. He believes that the city of Tallinn should maintain its property in good condition.
Maris Lauri, a representative of the Reform Party, said that the situation smells bad. Peeter Solman does not know how much a new roof will cost or whether the city will provide the money.