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On the street Novoteplichnaya Lipetsk repair began

In Lipetsk began repairs on the street Novoteplichnaya

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On the street Novoteplichnaya Lipetsk repair began

In Lipetsk began repairs on the street Novoteplichnaya. According to the administration of the regional capital, road workers began to dismantle the old surface. Then the leveling and upper layers of asphalt will be laid here. The updated area will be about 1500 square meters.

It is planned to update the section of the road with a length of 350 meters.

Repairs are carried out thanks to the subsidy of the region. The work is scheduled to be completed by mid-October. After that, the road will be comfortable and safe for both motorists and pedestrians.

Earlier, “MK Lipetsk” wrote that in the historical center of Lipetsk completed the improvement of the square on Frunze street.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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