Expanded Project Details and Additional Information
Construction of illumination commenced on the novel coastal path leading to Halaktyr beach in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
In addition to the autonomous streetlight project, the road leading to Khalaktyrsky Beach in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is undergoing extensive improvements as part of the regional program for the comprehensive development of transport infrastructure.
Road Improvements
- Infrastructure: The road's design longitudinal and transverse profiles are being formed to ensure a smooth and safe driving experience for both residents and tourists.
- Curbs: Curbs are being installed as part of the road improvement activities, providing a clear distinction between the road and the sidewalk.
- Asphalt Paving: Simultaneously, preparations for asphalt paving are underway. It is estimated that the laying of asphalt concrete pavement will commence mid-July.
Autonomous Poles at Bus Stops
- Power Source: The project's distinctive feature will be two autonomous poles placed at bus stops, powered by solar panels and wind turbines to ensure their independent power supply.
- Additional Lighting: A total of approximately 40 lighting poles are planned to be installed along the road, with the bus stop poles being an integral part of this setup.
Project Progress and Timeline
- Construction: Work has begun on installing streetlights along the road and the construction of the bridge over the Krugoberegovoy Creek. However, no new information about the timeline for the completion of the project has been provided.
- Impact: The project aims to improve conditions for residents and tourists, enhance safety, and contribute to the overall development of the region.
The expansion of the regional program for the comprehensive development of transport infrastructure in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky includes improvements in both the finance and transportation sectors, as the project encompasses the renovation of the road leading to Khalaktyrsky Beach, which is being modernized with infrastructure enhancements such as the installation of curbs and the commissioning of asphalt paving. Simultaneously, the industry sector is also being addressed, with the implementation of an autonomous pole project at bus stops, utilizing solar panels and wind turbines for power and additional lighting to ensure a safe and convenient transportation experience.
