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In Kostroma, a parking lot near Cherniginskaya embankment was repaired

In the area of Cherniginskaya embankment in Kostroma, a parking lot was put in order and the entrance to it was improved

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In Kostroma, a parking lot near Cherniginskaya embankment was repaired

In the area of Cherniginskaya embankment in Kostroma, the parking lot was put in order and the entrance to it was improved. The work was carried out by the municipal enterprise “Road economy”.

First, specialists graded the territory, after which the access zone was strengthened with rubble. The repair was financed within the framework of budget expenditures for road activities for the current year.

The unsatisfactory condition of the coating was previously noticed by local residents. The problem was raised in December last year during a direct line with the Governor of the Kostroma region Sergey Sitnikov.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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