Milyaev promised in October the first projects to continue the embankment in Tula
Governor of Tula region Dmitry Milyaev held a working meeting on the improvement of the region
The Governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev held a working meeting on the improvement of the region. He told about the interim results and further plans in his channel in the national messenger MAX.
One of the main projects Milyaev called the continuation of the improvement of the Kazan embankment in Tula. According to him, the first project solutions are planned to be presented in October at the meeting of the working group. When developing the concept, the proposals of residents that related to the filling of the territory, its style and future functional zones will be taken into account.
The first section of the extension of the embankment was also determined by the residents themselves during the All-Russian voting. We are talking about the territory from Nikitskaya Street towards Soviet Street. It is planned to transform it next year, and work is expected to begin with the onset of a new construction season.
Milyaev noted that large-scale improvement in the region continues thanks to the national project “Infrastructure for Life”. This year, 34 public spaces and more than 100 courtyard areas are being updated in the Tula region. In addition, three regional projects became winners of the All-Russian competition - we are talking about parks in Belev, Suvorov and Yasnogorsk.
Most of the planned work has already been completed. The remaining facilities, as the governor noted, are at the final stage.
“The well-maintained territories not only change the face of the Tula region, but also play an important role in the socio-economic development of the region. It is the points of attraction that strengthen pride in their small homeland, their native land. We will move forward in this direction, Milyaev promised.
Earlier, “MK in Tula” wrote that the residents of the region chose the concept of the future continuation of the Kazan embankment. This became possible due to the organization of the design session, which was attended by a multi-age audience.
