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In the Welsh district the season of road works ends

Most of the facilities are ready for commissioning

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In the Welsh district the season of road works ends

Most of the facilities are ready for commissioning. The section of the Konosha-Velsk highway (86-99 km) is almost 95% ready: asphalt is laid, slopes are strengthened, stops and lighting are installed. Next year, asphalt will continue to be laid on the site from the 72nd to the 86th kilometer - just 27 km of gravel road will be transferred to the asphalt. The bridge across the Vel at the entrance to the municipality is 90% ready: the pavement of the canvas and sidewalks has been completed, lighting has been made, the commissioning of the object is scheduled for next year. On the Priluki-Kuloy road (0-3 km) milling has been completed, stops and covering are being repaired - the work is planned to be completed by the end of October, and the facility will be introduced in early November.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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