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In Balabanov, the Lesnaya street has become prettier

In Balabanov completed the improvement of the street Lesnoy. Instead of the old coating on the pedestrian zone laid paving stones, replaced curbs and equipped with convenient descents with tactile tiles for disabled citizens and people with visual impairments.

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In Balabanov, the Lesnaya street has become prettier

In Balabanov completed the improvement of the street Lesnoy. Instead of the old coating on the pedestrian zone laid paving stones, replaced curbs and equipped with convenient descents with tactile tiles for disabled citizens and people with visual impairments.

On the renovated territory, benches, urns and LED lights were installed, illuminating both the sidewalk and the roadway. Completed the work with landscaping - sowed the lawn and planted decorative shrubs.

The transformation of the street became possible thanks to the federal project “Formation of a comfortable urban environment” of the national project “Infrastructure for Life”.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, in the Boro district will go a new route.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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