Discussion on enhancements for winter experienced in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, the restoration of damaged public territories is currently underway. A meeting was held to discuss maintaining and improving these areas during the winter season, led by the First Deputy Head of the city administration, Vladislav Maslo.
The meeting included heads of subordinate institutions such as the Improvement Service and the City District Development Center. One of the main topics discussed was the situation regarding the damage to the Fleet Alley territory, which occurred due to works by the Kamchatka Vodokanal contractor on Lenin Street.
Maslo gave instructions to document all damages to elements of parks, paving, and lighting for subsequent repair at the contractor's expense. Snow and ice removal and anti-icing treatment were identified as top priorities for these contractors.
The restoration of the Fleet Alley territory is expected to bring everything back to normal. The exposed Fleet Alley territory and the promenade zone were victims of the works, but the contractor responsible for the damage has agreed to restore everything within the warranty period.
The Voytsekhka Street park, currently popular in the capital, was another focus of the meeting. The improvement project for this park was completed in cooperation with city residents. However, the project's completion was delayed, and the fountain area of the park is anticipated to take on its intended appearance in the summer.
Pedestrian zones in public territories were a particular focus of the meeting. Maslo reported on checks of the maintenance of improved territories during winter and the actions by contractors to eliminate defects within the warranty period. The First Deputy Head of the City Administration also instructed the Director of the City District Development Center to address residents' comments, including those on social media.
The city center's embankment, Voytsekhka Street park, and the Fleet Alley territory are primary concerns for these efforts. Contractors have been selected to maintain newly commissioned territories, ensuring the continued safety and enjoyment of these spaces for the city's residents and visitors.
The search results do not provide information about the name of the person responsible for organizing the restoration of the Fleet Alley area in the city center or the expected completion date for the restoration. However, with the meeting's discussions and the contractor's agreement to restore the damage, progress is being made towards restoring these important public spaces in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.
