St. PETERSBURG, November 13 – RIA Novosti. The project of the satellite city "Yuzhny" in the Pushkinsky district of St. Petersburg is almost at the start - on Wednesday the city parliament, in the third reading, approved changes to the General Plan, which allow construction to begin. However, the project is assessed ambiguously by experts, and discussions about the future of the city continue.
Construction of the Yuzhny satellite city, which will take about 13 years, is scheduled to begin in mid-2015. New town, designed to accommodate 134 thousand people, is planned to be built in the Pushkinsky district on both sides of the M20 federal highway (Kyiv highway). The total investment in the project, which is being implemented by the Start Development company, will amount to about 176 billion rubles.
During the entire period of development of the territory, the implementation of the project will be monitored by a public expert council, which includes, among others, the director of the Hermitage Mikhail Piotrovsky, the director of the research and design center of the General Plan of St. Petersburg, Yuri Bakey.
The public fears for the Kondakopsha forest
The Parliament of St. Petersburg approved the construction of the satellite city "Yuzhny"The Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg in the first reading adopted changes to the general plan of the city, which will subsequently allow the construction of the satellite city "Yuzhny".Of particular concern to experts and residents of the Pushkinsky district is the impact of the project on the ecology of the area where construction is planned. They fear that the Kondakopsha forest will be cut down in this territory, the Taitsky water pipeline will be destroyed, and the Kuzminka River may dry up.
According to the director of the Ekom Center of Expertise, Alexander Karpov, the future city will occupy a significant part of the Kondakopsha forest. At the same time, not only gardens and parks will appear in its place, but also residential buildings, hotels and sports facilities. “All together will lead to the destruction of the swamp, from which the Kuzminka and Popovka rivers still flow. Accordingly, they will be destroyed as natural objects, which will seriously worsen the landscape and recreational properties of both Pushkin and Pavlovsky parks,” he believes.
The south of St. Petersburg will be developed regardless of the decision on YuzhnyThe current master plan of St. Petersburg provides for the development of the southern part of the city, regardless of the decision on the construction of the satellite city "Yuzhny", deputies of the legislative assembly were informed on Monday northern capital Vice Governor Sergei Vyazalov.General Director of the Start Development company Andrei Nazarov assures that these claims are greatly exaggerated. “That part of the forest that is complete will be preserved. The part of the forest where construction is possible will be built up with cottages and townhouses located at a considerable distance from each other, and not high-rise buildings,” he noted, adding that in the northern, southern and the central part of the satellite city "Yuzhny" it is planned to create boulevards with views of parks and the lake.
According to Nazarov, the Kuzminka River, for whose fate the public fears, is fenced with protective zones, and in the future a special examination will be carried out to study the influence of the satellite city on the water environment. The Taitsky and Orlovsky water pipelines are also designated as protected zones.
Infrastructure needs to be thought through
The infrastructure of the future satellite city also causes a lot of controversy. According to experts, Yuzhny may encounter transport problems, and this issue needs additional study.
“Despite the expansion and reconstruction of the Kievskoye highway, the construction of an interchange on the Pulkovskoye and Petersburgskoye highways, the presence of a backup highway through Shushary, the transport system is not yet sufficiently developed. The satellite city is likely to encounter such a phenomenon as a “pendulum” in the migration of the population to work and back, since it is unlikely that the entire population of the region will work at those enterprises that, according to the investor’s plans, will be built here. This means that careful study is necessary public transport, including the metro,” says Veronika Lezhneva, head of the research department at Colliers International in St. Petersburg.
There are also fears that “Yuzhny” will turn into just a densely populated dormitory area. Director of the investment sales department of NAI Becar in St. Petersburg, Andrey Boykov, advocates “thinning out” the development. "This area has a large number of benefits. For example, it is located near the city and the airport, but, nevertheless, is located in an environmentally friendly place - near parks. The launch of the project will entail the development of the area in terms of infrastructure. The main thing is that the developer can avoid dense development when constructing a new area,” he noted.
Igor Kokorev, head of the strategic consulting department at Knight Frank SPb, is confident that the satellite city needs large commercial and socio-cultural facilities. At the same time, according to his assessment, the satellite city project as a whole will avoid excessive centralization of St. Petersburg. "The city potentially needs settlements in the immediate environment, relatively autonomous, but connected to their center. This will enhance the decentralization of the city,” the expert said.
Search engines are examining the site where the Yuzhny satellite city will be built.Work to search for possible unregistered military graves of the Great Patriotic War begins in the Pushkinsky district of St. Petersburg, where it is planned to build the Yuzhny satellite city, according to a statement from the Start Development company, which is implementing the project.According to Lezhneva, creating jobs in the satellite city requires a systemic solution. Moreover, developers will have to decide how to attract to the satellite city exactly those residents who will be in demand at the enterprises built here. “If we manage to gradually implement at least a few high-tech enterprises, then the likelihood that residents of the satellite city will work there will increase. However, even here a skillful balance of different components will be required: the quality and price of housing, the quality of the population, the presence of social infrastructure and the availability of actual jobs ", - she said.
Director of the Center for Sociological Research Oleg Pachenkov believes that the creation of polycentric centers, one of which could be “Yuzhny,” lays claim to the basic model for the development of St. Petersburg. “Yuzhny” is turning from a private project of a developer into an instrument for the development of the city and agglomeration and creates a model of a new approach to the development of territories and cities on a national scale,” he notes.
In 2018, the construction of the satellite city "Yuzhny" in the Pushkinsky district of St. Petersburg enters an active phase. The flagship of the project will be the ITMO Highpark scientific and educational innovation center, investments in which are estimated at 41 billion rubles.
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Both the satellite city and its scientific cluster were created and are being adjusted using a dynamic digital model that makes it possible to predict various development scenarios. Using the embedded algorithms, risks, volumes of funds and time frames for return on investments in infrastructure are assessed and predicted, which makes the megaproject more understandable and interesting for potential investors.
The Minister of Communications and Mass Communications of Russia Nikolai Nikiforov reported at the end of last year that the creation of the first facilities of the ITMO Highpark center, which can already claim the status of a territory of advanced socio-economic development (TASED), will take at least three years.
On an area of at least 350 thousand square meters. m, business incubators and advanced production innovation centers should appear, as well as scientific centers, educational buildings and dormitories that are part of the new campus of ITMO University. In particular, it is planned to host the university’s master’s and postgraduate courses focused on applied research at the ITMO Highpark center. It is expected that by 2024, 3.6 thousand people will be trained here, 12 thousand jobs will be created, five innovative production facilities and about 50 international laboratories. Innograd will specialize in applied research and development in the areas of artificial intelligence and cyber-physical systems, photonics and quantum technologies, urban planning and others.
“Our task is for young talents to develop their potential in their country. To solve this problem, sites have been built in Moscow Skolkovo and Kazan Innopolis, but there is nothing similar in the North-West yet. The new campus will certainly become a catalyst for the development of both our university and and the entire educational cluster in Russia,” comments Vladimir Vasiliev, rector of ITMO University.
General Director of the company "Start Development" (developer of the satellite city "Yuzhny".— B.G.) Sergei Khromov notes that the formation of the ITMO Highpark center is divided into three stages. As part of the first, it is planned to build a campus within five years, within the second - to create an innovative infrastructure, and in the third - an industrial complex. At the same time, the second and third stages will be implemented in parallel.
"A new generation scientific, educational and innovation center will appear in St. Petersburg. It is designed to solve development problems high technology, which the President of Russia set before the country and which were dictated by the time itself. For our city, this project will be a driver of economic development within the framework of the St. Petersburg “Strategy 2030” and an important step in urban planning policy,” emphasizes the Governor of St. Petersburg and Chairman of the Board of Directors of ITMO Highpark JSC Georgy Poltavchenko.
Now the authorized capital of the company, which is entirely owned by the state, is 321 million rubles. According to the head of the city, this year St. Petersburg will contribute another 1.3 billion rubles. The federal authorities have allocated another 3 billion rubles to the project for 2018-2020. The general structure of financing, according to the estimates of the initiator and participants of the project, assumes that 53% of the funds will be provided by the federal authorities, 35% by private investors, 12% by Smolny.
Nine cities
The Yuzhny satellite city will occupy a total area of more than 2 thousand hectares. Implementation of the project, which involves the construction of 8.8 million sq. m of real estate (including 4.3 million sq. m of housing for 134 thousand people) will take about 15 years.
The concept of the project involves dividing the territory of "Yuzhny" into nine mini-cities, each of which will have its own center of attraction - a "palace" (by analogy with the surrounding historical heritage- parks and palaces of Pushkin, Petrodvorets and Gatchina). Here, “palaces” are multifunctional complexes that unite public and creative spaces, various commercial structures and organizations aimed at organizing leisure, recreation and additional education for local residents and all citizens of St. Petersburg.
The "palaces" will form the so-called "Golden Alley" - the main space of the satellite city - a bicycle and pedestrian frame, a symbol of "Southern" and a connecting element between the mini-cities. In all mini-cities of “Yuzhny”, in addition to multifunctional “palaces” and housing (individual development, as well as low- and mid-rise housing three to five floors high with dominants up to ten floors), the necessary transport, communal and social infrastructure will be built.
According to the project, 37 kindergartens, 16 schools, 21 sports complex, eight clinics and a hospital, 25 cultural and art objects. Almost 16 hectares are allocated for the placement of physical education and sports facilities. Various public areas and parks will occupy about 350 hectares - a quarter of the entire territory of Yuzhny.
The construction of the satellite city will be carried out according to the “smart city” concept, when all residential and business processes are synchronized and will avoid inconvenience for both the residents of the Yuzhny districts and the commercial structures operating in them.
Investments in the project are estimated at 219 billion rubles. Among the already well-known investors are the Turkish Renaissance Construction, which will act as a construction contractor, and the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), an agreement between which was signed during SPIEF 2017.
“Attracting an experienced international investor to such a large-scale project as the construction of an entire city will significantly reduce the costs of its implementation and increase the efficiency of work. The experience and expertise of Turkish partners will be indispensable at all stages of creating a satellite city - from the design of facilities to their construction and commissioning into operation,” said RDIF head Kirill Dmitriev.
Transport connections
Using the already mentioned digital dynamic model, you can not only display any future urban processes, combine urban planning plans, “try on” various architectural and planning solutions, but also monitor the implementation of “road maps” for infrastructure development, including transport. For transport links with the satellite city, in particular, it is planned to launch Aeroexpress.
A competition to select a concessionaire for the construction of its first section - from Vitebsky Station to Pulkovo Airport - will be announced in the second half of this year. According to the Vice-Governor of St. Petersburg Igor Albin, the length of the line will be 22 km. The cost of the project is estimated at 19 billion rubles. Then the Aeroexpress line will be extended to Yuzhny - another 10-15 km.
According to Sergei Khromov, today “Yuzhny” is located in an advantageous transport location: the six-lane Kievskoye Highway passes nearby, and on the territory of the future satellite city there are two railway stations. The company is negotiating with Russian Railways about the launch of high-speed Lastochka trains, which will stop at Yuzhny. When the construction of Aeroexpress is added to these measures, the issue of transport accessibility of the satellite city will be resolved for many years to come.
Satellite City "Yuzhny" is a large-scale development project for a site in the Pushkinsky district of St. Petersburg. The complex is located on both sides of the Kyiv highway. An entire city with its own infrastructure and utilities will be built on an area of more than 2 thousand hectares.
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"Start Development" intends to implement residential complex about 4.3 million sq.m. living space, which can provide housing for 134 thousand people. Well-known architectural studios - Urban Design Associates and Gillespies - took part in the design of the houses. A period of 14 years has been allotted for the development of the area (completion in 2028).
The territory of the Yuzhny residential complex is divided into 3 zones:
- the northern part is made up of individual-type cottage houses and mid-rise buildings. The quarter will have access to Kievskoye Highway and railway. There is a retail park nearby.
- The central part is the commercial zone of the city with restaurants, offices and shops. A square with a park and a lake will be built in the center. There will also be entertainment pavilions, and residential development will be adjacent to the park.
- southern - various types of housing with administrative buildings, schools, kindergartens, sports complexes, medical facilities, etc. Central street microdistrict will become Gatchina Highway. The road will be landscaped with sidewalks and a boulevard with green spaces.
A development plan for a site with a total area of 48.5 hectares in the area of the village of Lesnoye was brought up for discussion. This is a small part of a gigantic project, within the framework of which it is planned to develop more than 2 thousand hectares.
48 hectares for a new life
The project for planning the territory near the village of Lesnoye was presented by Konstantin Kovalev, Deputy General Director for Development of START Development LLC. Here's what he said.
Seven mid-rise apartment buildings will be built here ( maximum height will be 33 meters, 220 thousand square meters. m), a school for 825 students, three kindergartens for 423 places in total. Also, as part of the reconstruction of the existing facility, an outpatient care center with an area of more than 700 square meters will be created. m, MFC (200 sq. m), social protection center (300 sq. m), post office (300 sq. m), passport service (150 sq. m) and law enforcement stronghold (100 sq. m).
In addition, a shopping complex is planned, under the same roof which will house a library and a teen club ( total area about 700 sq. m).
Photo report from public hearings (13 photos)
“By starting the construction of the Yuzhny satellite city on the site under consideration, we are solving two problems at once,” noted Konstantin Kovalev. - Firstly, this territory can be transformed into better side thanks to new investments in the development of this part of the Pushkinsky district. This will create new jobs and improve nearby land plots: build roads, plant hundreds of trees, organize extensive public recreational areas. Secondly, the project provides for the creation of modern social facilities, the services of which will be available not only to new residents, but also to about one and a half thousand people living in the village of Lesnoye. Today, the situation with the existing social infrastructure in this territory leaves much to be desired: one is overcrowded kindergarten and a school for nine grades of education. There are problems with electricity supply and sewerage.”
South will start from here. The site where the first stage of the project will be implemented
Parking lots, roads and other infrastructure
It is expected that the construction of social and road infrastructure will be carried out simultaneously with the construction of residential buildings.
The PPT also provides for the creation of parking lots on the territory of the block (about 4.4 thousand parking spaces), including the construction of five separate multi-level parking lots for 1.25 thousand cars.
A public transport depot will also be needed as new routes to St. Petersburg will appear. The road network, naturally, will also fall on the shoulders of the developer. But highways are the city's concern.
In terms of transport accessibility, the territory also has a reserve in the form of a railway connection. Today, trains do not stop at Lesnoy, but when the population begins to arrive, both a platform and additional flights will appear on the schedule of the same “swallows”. The developer is already negotiating this with Russian Railways in advance.
The head of the urban planning department of LenNIIproekt, Yuzef Parkman, spoke in detail about the engineering support of the quarter: “The loads were calculated in detail for each section of the territory. In terms of electricity, this is 11 mW. In total, two distribution points and 13 substations will be built in the satellite city of Yuzhny. This guarantees uninterrupted power supply. There will be no problems with the water supply, everything complies with the standards and has been agreed upon with the relevant departments.”
No one is forgotten
Speculation around the Yuzhny satellite city project began quite a long time ago. One of them is completely beyond the bounds: supposedly construction will take place on the bones of our soldiers who died during the war and have not yet been buried.
The commander of the search team “Ingria”, associate professor of the history department of St. Petersburg State University Evgeniy Ilyin, gave a unique report on this topic. He cited archival data that in the Kondakopshino area the losses were not as great as some claim: not thousands or even hundreds, but dozens (in 1944) or even a few (in 1941) of defenders of the Fatherland. The Ingria search party explored the entire territory of the first quarter of the South. And two years ago, the remains of four of our soldiers were discovered not far from the future construction site and were reburied at military cemetery. Since then, work has continued, but other than shell casings, rifles and unexploded shells, there have been no finds. Some local activists advised expanding the scope of the search, exploring the nearby swamps... But there will be no construction there.
The search around the village of Lesnoye, Ilyin noted, was hampered by a large number of garbage dumps: tin cans, scraps of metal, reinforced concrete slabs with reinforcement. It's hard to work with a metal detector.
At public hearings there is always a place for both demagoguery and emotions. These were quite typical. However, some interesting details also emerged. For example, residents of Pushkin, who were very worried about places in their schools and were preparing to repel the advance of the Varangians, learned that it is from Pushkin that children are transported to Lesnoye today and the school there is overcrowded.
The owners of garages, who had been using them for several decades, suddenly found out that they had no legal right to do so. Approximately 500 of these buildings, which have turned into warehouses, cellars and outbuildings, are doomed to demolition. This was reported to those present by Deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg Yuri Bochkov, who was forced to admit: “There are no legal grounds for the existence of these garages. You will be demolished, I won’t lie.”
By the way, the representative of START Development Konstantin Kovalev was not as categorical as the people's representative from the city of Pushkin. He proposed creating a working group and dealing with each specific case separately. In general, the law is harsh, but there is also the good will of the developer. And the developer, fortunately, is ready for dialogue.
After the public hearing, four days are given to submit reasoned objections and proposals. The course of the discussion in the Pushkinsky district administration building suggests that they will not happen. This means that by the end of this year the first PPT for the satellite city of Yuzhny will be approved, which can be considered the start for the entire project (by the way, only after the PPT is approved can social facilities be included in targeted investment programs). In 2018, it is planned to present the next quarter's PPT on 230 hectares.
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Yuzhny satellite city - planned new area St. Petersburg. One of the main stimulators of urban development is the Innograd of Science and Technology - a joint project of RUSNANO, St. Petersburg, Yuzhny Satellite City LLC and ITMO University. The Innograd will be located on an area of 100 hectares.
The Yuzhny satellite city is a strategic project of St. Petersburg and is included in the short list of priority projects of the Russian Federation. Construction of the satellite city should begin in 2018 and will last 15 years. In Yuzhny there will be 4.3 million sq. m of housing (for 134 thousand people). The area of commercial real estate will be more than 1 million square meters. m. Also, more than 60 thousand jobs will be created in the new area. Investments in the project are envisaged in the amount of about 219 billion rubles.
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The new satellite of St. Petersburg, the city of Yuzhny, should become the largest development project in Russia and one of the alternative centers of St. Petersburg, capable of providing work for more than 100 thousand citizens. The concept of its development was presented on June 13 by a strategic investor, the Start Development company of Zakhara Smushkin. The implementation of the project is expected to cost about 180 billion rubles and take 15 years. The plan will succeed if the administration of St. Petersburg can create reasonable rules of the game for developers and ensure timely investments in infrastructure. As it turned out, the investor will not control the progress of construction - the engineered areas will be put up for sale.
The new satellite of St. Petersburg, the city of Yuzhny, should become the largest development project in Russia and one of the alternative centers of St. Petersburg, capable of providing work for more than 100 thousand citizens. The concept of its development was presented on June 13 by a strategic investor, the Start Development company of Zakhara Smushkin. The implementation of the project is expected to cost about 180 billion rubles and take 15 years. The plan will succeed if the administration of St. Petersburg can create reasonable rules of the game for developers and ensure timely investments in infrastructure. As it turned out, the investor will not control the progress of construction - the engineered areas will be put up for sale.
UK Start Development LLC presented the concept for the development of the satellite city Yuzhny, which should appear on the border of the Pushkinsky district of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region by 2028. The document was developed by a working group of experts from the Center for Applied Research of the European University. The new settlement should extend to the south, where on the border of the city and the region there are territories suitable for integrated development, some of the functions historical center Petersburg and become an agglomeration center along with Lakhta Center, Pulkovo-3 and the Expoforum project. The satellite city should add 0.4% to the gross regional product for the metropolis, added Andrey Nazarov, CEO of Start Development.
The population of the satellite with an area of 1910 hectares will be 134 thousand people. For comparison: about 140 thousand live in neighboring Gatchina, and about 220 thousand live in Pushkin and Pavlovsk. About 180 billion rubles will be invested in the implementation of the investment project, which has found support at the federal level, of which approximately 150 billion are investments from the Start Development company, banks and developers. Regional and federal investments are tentatively estimated at 33 billion rubles. They will be used to create the necessary transport and social infrastructure not only for the satellite city, but also for the entire southern suburb. The corresponding investment agreement between St. Petersburg and Management Company Start Development was signed last July.
To work from St. Petersburg to Yuzhny
The development concept for the South is based on the idea of “jobs first, housing second.” This model has already shown effectiveness in creating satellite cities in England, the USA, South Korea and other countries. According to the plan of the European University, about 116 thousand jobs should be created in the city, which will employ almost 29 thousand residents of the South, or 45% of the working population of the satellite city. The remaining 87 thousand jobs will be filled by residents of the south of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region. However, the process of pendulum migration from the new settlement to St. Petersburg and back is inevitable, says Oleg Pachenkov. According to his calculations, 35.5 thousand people living in the satellite city will commute to work in the metropolis.
The second point is the quality of the jobs created. In accordance with the directive of Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, it is planned to develop innovative, research enterprises and pilot production on the territory of the satellite city. More than half of the jobs must be designed for highly skilled labor. According to Andrei Nazarov, negotiations on attracting the first employers are already close to the final stage, and the first contracts may soon be announced.
The “southerners” will also work in the Doni-Verevo industrial zone with an area of 183 hectares, which is also being developed by Start Development. It is planned to locate warehouses and low-hazard production facilities there: assembly, manufacturing enterprises, enterprises in the pharmaceutical industry, the food industry, and the production of building materials. The company is currently working on engineering support for the territory. Its layout project has already been approved, said Andrei Nazarov.
In total, 56% of the areas under construction, or 4.1 million square meters, will be allocated for housing. m of building. The remaining 3.1 million sq. m - commercial real estate. The lion's share, 1.3 million square meters, will be taken up by parking lots. The area of office real estate and technology parks will be 475 thousand square meters. m, retail - 200 thousand sq. m. m. On 10 hectares of the Kondakopsha forest it will be necessary to accommodate theme park. Hotels, sports facilities and catering infrastructure are also planned in the satellite city.
Responsibility will fall on the city
They intend to begin construction of both the infrastructure and the buildings themselves in Yuzhny in mid-2015, said Andrei Nazarov. Before this time, all permitting documents must be ready - amendments to the General Plan and Land Use and Development Rules must be approved by the Legislative Law. The company is currently developing outlines for these documents.
The first to be developed, according to Nazarov, is an area of 209 hectares. According to the authors of the concept, the one-time commissioning of real estate should be at least about 150 - 200 thousand square meters. m of housing designed to accommodate 5 - 7 thousand people, and 200 - 300 thousand sq. m. m of non-residential space, including enterprise buildings that create jobs, retail real estate, entertainment and guest infrastructure.
Construct the entire volume of planned development - 7.2 million square meters. The company does not intend to do this on its own. The land will be sold to developers in accordance with their “appetites”. The investor expects to attract not only large construction holdings, most of which have already formed their own land banks, but also medium-sized and even small companies. How exactly the plots will be put up for sale is still unknown.
The architectural appearance, as well as the frequency of commissioning of housing, business development, commercial space and all necessary infrastructure should be regulated by the city and the market. Similar mechanisms now control development in Shushary, in the south of the city and in the Primorsky district. As practice shows, the construction of social and transport infrastructure in these areas lags significantly behind the pace of housing construction, and the quality of the urban environment and the appearance of the neighborhoods often leave much to be desired.
The creation of a transport connection between Yuzhny and St. Petersburg also depends on the city. If the existing infrastructure is not developed, not only home buyers in the new city, but also residents from Gatchina, Pushkin and Pavlovsk will get stuck in traffic jams on the Kievskoye and Pulkovskoye highways. The city will inevitably develop transport infrastructure in a southern direction in connection with the development of large projects in Gatchina, Andrei Nazarov hopes.
Plans for the development of public transport from St. Petersburg and Pushkin to Yuzhny are also just being developed. "Most cheap option- run a high-speed bus along a dedicated lane to Pulkovo, from where you can get to the city by metro or Aeroexpress,” said Oleg Pachenkov. However, he considers the optimal option to extend the Aeroexpress line to Yuzhny and Gatchina.
Local residents expressed concern about the future of the Kondakopsha forest. Start Development owns about 130 hectares of green space, of which about 30 hectares are planned to be developed with low-rise buildings. In response to the claims, the investor company says that green areas occupy about a quarter of the satellite city’s area - more than 500 hectares. In addition, there are no plans for mass deforestation - the cottages will be built right in the forest, at a distance from each other.
In a similar controversy surrounding the impact of the project on the future of the Kuzminka River, which feeds the ponds of the Pushkin and Pavlovsk parks, and regarding the preservation of the Taitsky and Orlovsky water pipelines, the company claims to preserve water bodies.
As for the part of the project located in the Leningrad region, which is about 1.5 thousand hectares, the company does not yet have plans for its development. “It’s too early to talk about housing development in this part of the territory,” said Andrei Nazarov. The head of “Start Development” limited himself to saying that the solution to infrastructure, engineering issues and the creation of development plans must be coordinated between regions.
