Metro responsible for the purchase of certain lands for state needs on three objects
The Cabinet of Ministers adopted on June 21 a decree that Baku Metro was designated body responsible for the purchase of land in the state needs for three projects.
According to the document, for the construction of a new metro station at the address Jeyhun Salimov 1065th quarter (Nasimi district) it is planned to purchase 3.26 hectares. Also, for the construction of electric depot Dernegul and Khojasan there will be purchased respectively 17.09 and 21.91 hectares of land in the village Rasulzade (2126/27 quarter) and the eastern part of the road Khojasan-Lokbatan.
The government instructed the Baku Metro to implement preparatory work in conformity with the law "On the purchase of land in the state needs" and submit proposals in connection with this. 08D
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