Eight pedestrian subways will be constructed in Ufa by the end of 2012

Eugene Rakhimkulov

The construction of eight pedestrian subways is planned in Ufa in the course of 2011-2012, the first deputy head of Ufa administration Irek Yalalov reported on Wednesday.

“The plan for designing and construction of the pedestrian subways was worked up by the instructions of the President of Bashkortostan Rustem Khamitov” – he said – “At present time the project documentation for construction of the pedestrian subway on the October Avenue near the bus stop “Youth Library” is ready. The subways near the bus stops “Culture House “MOTOROSTROITEL”, “The Actor’s House”, “Confectionary”, “Fame Boulevard” and “MIR” will be erected in the nearest two years. In the future the construction of other 27 pedestrian subways is scheduled in the city. The overall cost of the project makes up 1,6 billion rubles”.

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