A children’s playground began to be installed on German Lopatin Street

Work within the framework of the governor’s initiative budgeting project “It’s up to you!” continue in the Nizhny Novgorod district of Nizhny Novgorod. The contractor has begun work on constructing a children’s playground on the street. German Lopatina, 9. This was reported in the district administration.

“The improvement area is 208 square meters. m. Work will be carried out on the territory to install a rubber coating, install side stones and fencing. Also, swings, gymnastics and play complexes, a carousel, sandbox and other play elements will be installed,” said the head of the administration of the Nizhny Novgorod region Alexey Rybolovlev.

The district administration noted that the improvement of the playground on the street. German Lopatina, 9, is the second object of seven initiatives of Nizhny Novgorod residents that will be implemented as part of the governor’s project “It’s up to you!” this year. The following projects will also be implemented in 2024:

– installation of a rubber covering on the running track around the hockey rink on the territory of school No. 7 on the street. Verkhne-Pecherskaya, 4A;

– installation of a children’s playground on the street. Rodionova, residential complex “Mayak”;

– repair of asphalt concrete pavement of driveways in the area of ​​houses No. 64a, 119 – 35b, 103 – 129 in the village of Novaya;

– repair of asphalt concrete pavement of the driveway and sidewalk in the lane. Quiet (travel from M. Gorky St. to Volodarsky St.);

– installation of rubber covering on the sports ground in the area of ​​144, 146 on M. Gorky Street;

– repair of the sidewalk behind 2/1 on the street. Verkhne-Pecherskaya and beyond 1/2 on the street. Brinsky.

Previously the head of the city Yuri Shalabaev noted that the governor’s initiative budgeting project “It’s up to you!” very popular among Nizhny Novgorod residents. “This is a great opportunity to do something for your yard or street, favorite square, school, sports ground,” said the mayor, calling on residents to take an active part in submitting their applications.