New embankment will appear on Svetloye Lake in Neftekamsk

UFA, 17 July 2019. /Bashinform News Agency, Azat Gizatullin/ translated by Tatiana Aksyutina/.

47 million rubles will be spent on landscaping Lake Svetloye in Neftekamsk, which will be spent as part of the “Modern Urban Environment Formation” program.

Soon there will be a single, closed road-path network. The territory will be illuminated by various types of lamps of decorative and landscape lighting. Parking facilities will be also equipped here.

The head of the Neftekamsk administration, Ratmir Mavliev, told the head of Bashkortostan, Radiy Khabirov, that they would install a so-called “smart bus stop” with a built-in emergency call button, a touch screen with a bus schedule. The bus stop pavilion will have six "smart benches" with built-in USB-channels for charging mobile phones and gadgets.

The project of the embankment improvement will include an amphitheater with wooden flooring, and a stage on the water. A footpath will be laid over the water's edge along the coastline.

Representatives of the initiative group of citizens stressed that they had long been waiting for the improvement of this territory, where they could have a rest with family, go in for sports, play with children.

Two modern beach volleyball playgrounds will also appear here. All children's play areas will have a safe rubber coating.

Radiy Khabirov positively assessed the project of the lake embankment improvement, having marked that after the completion of the works, this place will become one of the favorite recreation public spaces for Neftekamsk residents.

“If you make the embankment no worse than the Ivanovskie ponds in Krasnogorsk, the republic will allocate funds to the city for arranging another recreation area. It will be a kind of reward for your work”, said Radiy Khabirov to the head of the municipality.

Svetloye Lake is a unique reservoir in the city of Neftekamsk that is fed by underground springs. Here various lake fauna lives - fish, frogs, otters, ducks and other waterfowl.