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In Pyatigorsk, the lower layer of asphalt was laid on Kozlov Street

In Pyatigorsk completed the laying of the lower layer of asphalt concrete coating on Kozlov street on the site from Malygin to Komarov

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In Pyatigorsk, the lower layer of asphalt was laid on Kozlov Street

In Pyatigorsk, the laying of the lower layer of asphalt concrete coating on Kozlov Street on the site from Malygin to Komarov was completed. This was reported by the head of the city Dmitry Voroshilov.

Next, contractors will be engaged in raising hatches, arranging parking lots and adjoining areas. After that, lay the finish layer of the coating, apply markings and install road signs.

In parallel, the sidewalks in the city continue to be put in order.

Earlier it was reported that the head of Pyatigorsk invited citizens to choose a name for the sports arena.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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