Underground Pedestrian Crossing on Dzerzhinsky Street: Phase Two Starts October 15
The second phase of the construction of the underground pedestrian crossing on Dzerzhinsky Street is set to commence on October 15. This phase involves relocating utility networks and connecting the gas main. Several local authorities and contracted firms are involved in this project.
The second phase of the construction, starting on October 15, will see road workers relocate utility networks and connect the gas main. This phase is a crucial step towards completing the underground pedestrian crossing.
The local municipal construction department, the city's transportation authority, and contracted engineering and construction firms assigned by the city government are all involved in this project. Their collaboration ensures a coordinated effort towards the successful completion of the crossing.
Once the utility networks are relocated and the gas main is connected, the next steps include installing lifting mechanisms, creating bus stops, and designating pedestrian areas. Additionally, road navigation will be updated with new markings and signs to ensure safe and efficient traffic flow.
The second phase of the Dzerzhinsky Street underground pedestrian crossing project is scheduled to begin on October 15. This phase focuses on utility relocation and gas main connection, paving the way for the installation of lifting mechanisms and creation of bus stops and pedestrian areas. The project is a joint effort involving local authorities and contracted firms, aiming to enhance pedestrian safety and convenience.
