In Yaroslavl completed the repair of Margolin street at the volleyball center
The Governor of the Yaroslavl region Mikhail Evraev together with the mayor of the city Alexei Mikhailov inspected the renovated Margolin street in the Frunzensky district

The governor of the Yaroslavl region, Mikhail Evraev, together with the mayor of the city, Alexei Mikhailov, inspected the renovated Margolin street in the Frunze district. The overhaul was carried out near the new volleyball center as part of the national project “Infrastructure for Life”.
The length of the repaired section is 729 meters. Here laid a new pavement, pavement and additional parking spaces, as well as temporary public transport stops. These changes should make the territory more convenient not only for visitors to the sports complex, but also for employees of the nearby radio plant.
During the work, the power lines were moved underground, and a new storm sewer was laid to drain rain and melt water.
Mikhail Evraev noted that the improvement of the territory around the volleyball center, designed for five thousand spectators, is as important as the construction of the sports facility itself. Next year, temporary stops are planned to be replaced by permanent pavilions made according to a single regional standard.
Deputy Prime Minister of the region, Minister of Roads and Transport Roman Dushko stressed that the repair took into account the interests of both pedestrians and motorists.
This year, nine road facilities are being updated in Yaroslavl under the national project. Six jobs are already done. In addition to Margolina Street, some sections of Panin and Sovetskaya Streets, Frunze Avenue, and two stages of renovation of Exhibition Street were repaired. On the streets of Rostov, Yakovlevskaya and 3rd Yakovlevskaya repair continues.
Mayor Alexei Mikhailov thanked the regional authorities for their attention to the development of urban infrastructure. According to him, the inspection of road facilities continues: on the same day, administration representatives intended to assess the state of the entrance to the Regional Clinical Hospital, where the repair is nearing completion.



