Governor Mikhail Evraev met with the teams of the Uglich Poultry Factory and the Khimmash plant
During a working trip to the Uglich district, the governor of the Yaroslavl region Mikhail Evraev visited two key production enterprises - a local poultry farm and the Khimmash plant
During a working trip to the Uglich district, the governor of the Yaroslavl region Mikhail Evraev visited two key production enterprises - a local poultry farm and the Khimmash plant. The results of the visit, the head of the region outlined on his page in the messenger “Max”.
The poultry farm produces more than 50 types of products from quail eggs and meat, which is supplied to all federal retail chains, said Mikhail Evraev. Last year alone, 290 million eggs and about 1,100 tons of meat were produced. There is a breeding center here. Now it is planned to reconstruct three poultry houses and build a deep egg processing shop. At the GMZ, Khimmash inspected the production shops and test stand. The enterprise makes pipeline fittings, climatic equipment and equipment for nuclear energy facilities.
In addition to getting acquainted with the production processes, the governor held meetings with the labor collectives of both enterprises.
Most of the employees were concerned about the roads. In particular, Lenin Street in Uglich will be put in order this year, and the contractor will be determined in the near future. Sadovo-Koltsevaya Street will be included in the popular program of the United Russia party. On Leninsky highway, the governor ordered to prepare design and estimate documentation for repair. As for the bypass road, the project documentation is already ready, now they are looking for opportunities for its implementation.
Another topic of discussion is the development of infrastructure for travelers on the left bank. At the moment, more than 90 land plots have been proposed for this purpose. 37 of them have already found investors, and 12 are planned to be given to petrol stations. In Uglich itself, it is planned to equip two similar points - in the direction of the Highlands and in the direction of Myshkin.
In addition, the meeting touched upon the issues of street lighting, arrangement of pedestrian crossings through railway tracks, repair of the House of Culture and the access road to it, as well as the launch of a new bus service between Uglich and Kalyazin.
