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In Yenakiyevo, a survey began on the future of Voznesensky Park

Mayor Yenakiyevo urged citizens to participate in the revival of public space

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In Yenakiyevo, a survey began on the future of Voznesensky Park

The head of Yenakiyevo, Igor Martynov, appealed to residents to take an active part in a social survey dedicated to the future of the Voznesensky Park of Culture and Recreation.

The city authorities initiated a large-scale study to take into account the opinion of each citizen when planning improvement. The survey will affect not only the main territory of the park, but also the surrounding areas.

Residents will have to answer questions about the frequency of visits, the purpose of visits, as well as assess the current state of lighting, paths and navigation. Special attention is paid to identifying issues such as mud after rain or a shortage of benches, and discussing desired facilities - from playgrounds to an amphitheatre to a summer cinema.

According to the mayor, the survey is completely anonymous and will take no more than seven minutes. The mayor stressed that the voice of each participant, including those who rarely visit the park, is extremely important for creating a comfortable urban environment. Residents can send their answers until November 15.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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