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The Prosecutor’s office through the court seeks to light the streets in Lipetsk

At several sites in the Oktyabrsky district of Lipetsk there is no street lighting

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The Prosecutor’s office through the court seeks to light the streets in Lipetsk

At several sites in the Oktyabrsky district of Lipetsk there is no street lighting. The problem was identified by the district prosecutor's office during the inspection.

Without lanterns, there were territories near houses in the Student Town and on Vodopyanov Street. Lighting is also absent throughout Vodopyanov Boulevard.

The Prosecutor’s office appealed to the court with the requirement to oblige the city Department of road management and improvement to prepare design and estimate documentation, and then carry out work on the installation of outdoor lighting. The court granted the claim.

The execution of the decision is under the control of the prosecutor's office.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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