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Reported on the progress of the development of neighborhood and city master plans
The head of our state familiarized himself with the presentation on the development of master plans of districts and cities.
This task was set at the video conference call dedicated to priority tasks in the economy, which took place on January 16 this year. The responsible persons presented information on the work done, as well as the expected results from the implementation of master plans.
During this time master plans were developed for 14 districts and cities. They provide for the construction of 759 apartment buildings, 22 shopping centers and more than 800 service facilities.
In addition, 136 more master plans are planned based on driver areas in 112 neighborhoods.
For example, 38 high-growth neighborhoods need to build sufficient housing, public spaces and recreational parks.
In 20 districts with high tourism potential, there is an opportunity to increase the flow of tourists by 2.5 times by increasing the number of hotels and developing ecological, hunting, medical, sports and extreme tourism.
More than 400 motels, campgrounds, canteens, stores and car services can be created in 68 districts, through which main roads pass.
In general, thanks to the projects based on master plans, 40 thousand jobs are expected to be created, as well as annual budget revenues of 350 billion soums.
The head of our state emphasized the need to accelerate the creation of convenient infrastructure, shopping and entertainment places, as well as high-income jobs for the population.
The task has been set to create a vertical system of development and monitoring of master plans.
📅 19.06.2024
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