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Power lines are laid for the construction of the Central Bank in Verkhovazye

Governor of the Vologda region Georgy Filimonov reported on the progress of work on the construction of the Verkhovaz Central Bank

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Power lines are laid for the construction of the Central Bank in Verkhovazye

The Governor of the Vologda region Georgy Filimonov reported on the progress of work on the construction of the Verkhovaz Central Bank. At the moment, the site began laying electric lighting lines for the future building.

The company has already delivered the materials. It will perform the entire volume of construction and installation works, as well as install a complete transformer substation. Earlier, the construction site was cleared: the layout was carried out, freed from forest plantations.

Construction of the building will begin this year. The facility is scheduled to be commissioned in 2028.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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