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Hajigabul and Neftchala to Be Developed in Accordance with Master Plans
The regional centers of Hajigabul and Neftchala will be developed in accordance with master plans, the information on the website of the State Committee for Urban Planning and Architecture says.
According to the report, a set of documents prepared by LLC Azykh started to be developed in 2012. It is approved by the executives of the mentioned cities on the basis of public hearings. Upon receipt of the expert opinion of the State Property Committee (previously a function of the State Committee for Land and Cartography) the documents will be sent to the government.
This step is now to face the general plan of the resort of Naftalan - on Thursday a public hearing will be held in the building of the Executive Power of the spa town of republican subordination. Preparation of the master plan for Naftalan is carried out by LLC Renaissance Studio.
As Turan reported earlier with reference to the State Committee for Urban Planning and Architecture, the contracts are mostly signed with organizations such as Azermemarlayihe, Azerdevletlayihe, Bakidevletlayihe, Azykh LLC and Renaissance Studio LLC. --17D-
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- Economics
- 13 July 2015 18:34
Economics
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