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On the street Nazar Enin in Stavropol will install more than 50 lights

Stavropol City Hall announced the completion of the main stage of work on Nazar Yenin Street

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On the street Nazar Enin in Stavropol will install more than 50 lights

The Stavropol City Hall announced the completion of the main stage of work on Nazar Enin Street. Here, the roadway was repaired, sidewalks, a bicycle path were equipped, guiding road fences and signs were installed, and the rainwater drainage system was put in order.

Now the installation of lamps has begun on this site. Workers install them on existing supports and lay the cable. The plan is to equip more than 50 LED lights by the end of the year. The line with an automatic control system will illuminate the updated carriageway, sidewalk and bicycle path.

Earlier it was reported that in the Ipatovsky district of Stavropol, three road sections were updated.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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