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Started repair of the entrance to the large Yaroslavl shopping center

Plans to put in order the section of the street Road, which leads to the shopping mall "Vernissage" from the street Kalinin

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Started repair of the entrance to the large Yaroslavl shopping center

There are plans to put in order the section of Road Street, which leads to the Vernissage shopping mall from Kalinin Street.

The customer is the MBU of the Yaroslavl District "Territory Improvement Center". Works near Moscow organization LLC "Transport company "Vostok Zapal Transit". The price of the contract is just over nine million rubles.

Work is currently underway on a 224-meter stretch. Here, workers are already laying new asphalt concrete covering.

The renovation will last until June next year.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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