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T. Title! A 1221 Kova u. No. 11 / a. In the immediate vicinity of the site and the building, serious construction began. However, we, our neighbors, were not informed of anything. Or is it nowadays? dr. Sallay Pete

cumbersome administration, pökhendi, onslaught, talented city management. The downtown of Budafok is the most destroyed area of ​​Budapest, on the main road next to the Office, the houses are bad, the roads are full of potholes, the public areas are neglected, weedy and garbage. Terribly neglected, poor downtown. Terribly bad mayor.

Dear Mayor's Office, Yesterday I was able to see the new city center, I can only congratulate you, the marketplace has become beautiful. It would certainly be nice to relax there for a while, but unfortunately for children. (opposite the market entrance) operated an outdoor pub. I do not know that homeless people or just "ordinary" people (I put it mildly) are drinking around noon, throwing away paper bags and bottles. We sat down to have lunch with the family, but unfortunately the kids had to be brought in soon because the sight (as opposed to the National Tobacco Shop) was not very educational for them. I think if the city had already made so much money to make the citizens feel good in the district, then it would be worth paying attention to being able to sit out in a really beautiful, high-quality space. I would like to point out that in the vicinity, the Police, the Municipality could really take some effective measures to remove homeless people or similar people from the area in case of unacceptable behavior. Thank you, I wish you more good work! He is a resident of Elizabeth Méhesi District

My experience is very bad, you can’t count on them even in an epidemic situation if you have to help. Every clerk just protests if something needs to be done. I will never vote for these again.

I would like to express my deep disappointment with the work of the registrars of the 22nd District. As a foreign citizen living, working or taxing in Hungary, I wanted to register my new name, also from my marriage in Hungary. Since I live in Budafok, I tried to try it here for the first time. They personally refused to answer, I have been waiting for weeks to respond to my email request and when I try over the phone, they shake off on the grounds that "I'm not sure if the problem is their responsibility because it's complicated, I'm foreign, it's not that simple , they don't know what's going on and then since the marriage took place in Győr as well, let me go there. " Even if I really had to go to Győr for this, one would expect me to pick up the phone, call a competent person and make sure of it before choosing the simplest solution - pass it to another office, absolutely ignoring my request to be a 36-week pregnant woman s back 4 hours. But that’s not the case, because they didn’t dare say for sure either, and on several platforms, including twice in 1818, in a government window and two other registry offices, I learned that the process could be started in any registry office. In one of them, I would add, they reckoned with the "work ethic of their colleagues in Budapest," and in both cases they willingly offered that, of course, they could receive and perform this routine task in no time, regardless of whether they belonged to either address or marriage. I don’t know they discriminate on the basis of my origin or any other trait, or the task simply becomes more complicated than usual and they get rid of it so easily, without guilt, but being that it’s not a private company that can choose between clients and orders, they have to serve all taxpayers who gives their bread, including me.

20x I called them to come out to me because the sidewalk was torn down next to the desiccator, the water under it washed out the ground and the bottom of my fence as well. And if it rains, water will flow from my desiccant onto my plot! They make excuses all the time. I will never vote for these worms again!

Wikipedia: The Brázay salt distillery started production in 1901 in the former soap factory built in the 19th century on today's Town Hall Square. Accepting the offer of Kálmán Brázay (who moved his factory to Budapest), the two adjacent buildings were purchased by the local government in 1926. In that year, Budafok became a town with an orderly council. Initially, they had no idea to utilize it, but the recent city rank and the increasing administrative burden of the ever-growing settlement made the building of the then still operating Kossuth Street building narrower, which made it necessary to build a new office building.

There is complete chaos in the administration. They don’t really understand their thing and they also do it pretty slowly. At least in the registry part for sure, but as I read here it’s not just there. We arrived on time for the registrar's wedding. More than half an hour after the booked time, they were called. The lady was not at the height of the situation, about 3x asked who we were and what we wanted, then went to her office. He then called my partner for an info and then came back and told me when there was a date and approx. it will be or nothing, you can choose from nothing, it is already a luxury. The lady promised to call us 1 week before the wedding. But he didn't call. We tried to reach the office by email, phone, but approx. Of the 30 rings, 1x was recorded, where the receptionist also informed that the registrar used to call only 2-3 days before. Okay, then we'll wait. He phoned 3 days before the wedding, which is just one problem: during my couple, he would have changed his post-marriage name, which can only be 1 week before the wedding. Now we have not received a telephone number where the registrar can be reached, the central telephone is not answered, the e-mail is not answered, and then they promise to call 1 week in advance so that anything can be changed ... My couple was called in for the day before the wedding, due to data reconciliation, who is 32 weeks pregnant by the way. He had a date for 11 a.m., but not even the 10-hour client got in at 12 noon. Once lined up, the clerk had no idea who was sitting in front of him, compared to the fact that the date had been discussed 3 days ago. Then you asked which room we would choose? He hasn't said anything about it yet. He also said he was waiting for the witnesses ’files by email. Tomorrow will be the wedding, I will be wondering what else they make up ... After this kind of administration, I warn everyone to do anything here. If possible, everyone should go to a different district or city. And if you do come here, be sure to ask the clerk for a phone number!