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In the capital’s Cokana sector, a car park with 500 spaces is under construction

Work on developing new car parks is continuing in the capital. Chisinau City Hall reports that, at 24 Miorita Street, work on the new car park is approximately 50 per cent complete. As part of the project, paving stones are being laid across an area of around 2,300 m² to create approximately 70 parking spaces.
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In addition, construction is underway in the Cokana district on yet another new car park with a capacity of around 500 spaces. At present, teams of workers are installing kerbs and access roads and preparing the foundations around the entire perimeter of the car park.

Furthermore, both projects involve the expansion and improvement of the adjacent green spaces, as well as the creation of footpaths in all directions.

The City Hall emphasises that this work forms part of the municipal programme to develop and modernise the city’s infrastructure and create more favourable conditions for pedestrians and motorists.

As previously reported by Logos Press, authorities are working across all sectors of the capital to develop new parking spaces in residential areas, as well as park-and-ride facilities. These will help relieve congestion on the streets and organise urban space more efficiently. In the Botanica sector alone, more than 700 new parking spaces will be installed at several locations.

Eco-paving has already been laid on Plăului and Diminețiu streets, and 62 new parking spaces will soon be available to local residents.

This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.


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