A 180 million ruble park in Novosibirsk began to fall apart two days after its opening.
The Alexander Demakov Square in Novosibirsk, which cost more than 181 million rubles to improve, was flooded and began to crumble two days after its opening.
Already after the first rains, the paths of the square named after Alexandra DemakovaThe street, which cost more than 181 million rubles from the federal, regional, and city budgets of Novosibirsk to improve, was flooded, and the paving stones began to loosen and collapse.
The park after the rain: what can be seen in the footage
About it wrote Kommersant, and Mash, published footage taken by the workers. In the video, the men noted that minor changes to the park would continue, but no major ones would be made.
“Look at these benches,” talking The workers are talking to each other and demonstrating how they are staggering. “A lawn will grow on the black [currently flooded land], it won’t be such a mess, but everything else… I also understand that there’s no reason to blame me.”
Citizens in the comments note, that there are also problems with lighting in the park - in the evening there is simply none.
What the mayor of Novosibirsk says
On information Mayor of Novosibirsk Maxim KudryavtsevA 2,5-hectare site was improved thanks to the "Infrastructure for Life" national project. It now includes playgrounds, sports fields, a skate park, a pump track, and a visitor center.
"Particular attention was paid to landscaping: 39 large trees and nearly 3,000 shrubs were planted throughout the area, while maintaining the existing landscape," Kudryavtsev reported. "At the initiative of residents, the Alley of Heroes of the SVO was included in the project, and the memorial to Hero of the Soviet Union Alexander Demakov was renovated."
