RESOLUTION OF THE FRUNZE CITY COUNCIL ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF A KNITWEAR AND UNDERWEAR FACTORY
Frunze, July 15, 1935
Considering the significant political and economic importance for the city of Frunze and its districts of constructing a knitwear and underwear factory, with an investment of up to 40 million rubles and a workforce of up to 3,000 people, the Presidium of the Frunze City Council resolves:
1. To proceed, upon the request of the commission of the NKLP of the USSR, with the expropriation of a land plot for the industrial site with an area of 12 hectares, located south of the railway line Pishpek - Frunze and directly adjacent to the west of thermal power station No. 2, with the north side bordering the railway land strip, measuring 350 meters along the railway line and 350 meters wide.
2. To expropriate a land plot of approximately 28 hectares for the residential area of the factory, bounded by streets, with Upper Street to the south, Demyan Bedny Street to the north, Maxim Gorky Street to the east, and Western Street to the west.
3. To separate the industrial area from the residential area, it is necessary to provide for a green zone along the railway line on the northern side during the city planning, and also to take measures for the most complete combustion of fuel in the design of the thermal power station for the knitwear factory, including the installation of ash and sulfur traps, due to the prevailing winds from the south towards the city.
4. The demolition of buildings located on the allocated residential area shall be carried out at the expense of the NKLP of the USSR, providing housing for the working tenants through the Housing Construction Cooperative (ZhSKT) by allocating existing funds for construction; homeowners will be compensated for the value of the buildings without being provided with housing. The value of the demolished buildings will be determined by an inventory commission consisting of representatives of the Main Knitwear Administration and the City Council. In cases where some of the evicted from the expropriated area transition to work at the knitwear factory, they will be provided with the necessary area from the factory's fund.
5. In view of the resolution of the Union Government on the design of the knitwear and underwear factory in 1935, request the Council of Ministers of the Kirghiz ASSR to instruct the State Planning Committee of the Kirghiz ASSR to expedite the design and approval of the railway industrial branch, with the project completion no later than September 1, 1935. Propose to the City Economic Committee to allocate the industrial and residential site boundaries in red lines within three days and outline the existing roads to them.
6. Considering the presence of a free able-bodied population living in Frunze that could be involved in industry, but taking into account the acute housing crisis (a maximum of 2.5 m³ of living space per person), as well as the need to attract national personnel from the regions, it is deemed appropriate to design the factory's residential area to accommodate 75% of the total number of employed workers, 75% of employees, and 100% of engineering and technical personnel (ITR).
7. Given the presence of powerful cooperative water sources in the Frunze area that supply water to the city, with a debit of 1,500 cubic meters per day, it is considered possible to meet the knitwear and underwear factory's water needs of 4,500 cubic meters per day, with a maximum instantaneous flow of 95-100 liters, provided that the NKLP of the USSR participates in both monetary expenses and funds for materials to construct a backup reservoir with a capacity of 1,000 cubic meters and lay a cast iron pipeline from the backup reservoir to the industrial area along a ring of 4.5 km. Upon completion of the specified works, water will be supplied to the industrial area with a pressure of 2.5-3 atmospheres.
8. Propose to the City Economic Committee, when preparing the technical project for the city sewage system, to consider the volume of wastewater discharged from the knitwear and underwear factory, amounting to 2,100 m³, of which 1,500 m³ is from the dyeing shop. Inform the NKLP of the USSR that the main provisions of the city sewage system are currently being developed, and the preparation of the technical project is scheduled for 1936.
The construction of the first phase of the sewage system will be carried out starting in 1936, with completion at the end of 1937; the collector from the industrial area is also planned for construction in the first phase. The amount of participation by the NKLP of the USSR is determined to be 244 thousand rubles for the water supply and 500 thousand rubles for the sewage system, with financing during 1936 and 1937.
The repayment of capital investments by the NKLP for both the water supply and sewage system will be made from the payments due for the use of the sewage and water supply annually, in the amount of 50% of the payments.
When preparing the project for the internal sewage system of the knitwear and underwear factory, necessary treatment facilities for the water discharged from the dyeing shop should be provided.
9. Due to the lack of anticipated electricity supply for the city in 1937 from existing and under-construction power plants, it is not possible to meet the knitwear and underwear factory's electricity needs; therefore, the NKLP of the USSR must provide for the construction of its own thermal power station, connecting it with the city's power plants, servicing the knitwear and underwear factory and the bag and rope factory.
For construction needs during the construction period, an amount of 200 klv is required.
10. Request the NKLP of the USSR to provide in the general estimate for the construction of the knitwear and underwear factory the necessary amount of 100,000 rubles for the construction of dams to prevent possible flooding of the industrial area during the flooding of the mountain rivers Alamedin and Ala-Archa.
11. It is deemed necessary to provide for the servicing of workers and employees of the factory and their families, taking into account 100% servicing, by constructing: kindergartens, a nursery, a seven-year school, a polyclinic, a cafeteria, a club with a cinema, a bathhouse, and a laundry. The construction of the specified facilities should be carried out with consideration for the joint use of the knitwear factory and the bag factory.
12. Request the Council of Ministers of the Kirghiz ASSR to approve this resolution.
MEMBERS OF THE PRESIDIUM: [signatures]
Central State Archive of the Kyrgyz Republic. F.1341. Op.1. D.231. L.95-98. Certified copy.
Document No. 98
FROM THE PROTOCOL OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF PEOPLE'S COMMISSARS OF THE REPUBLIC ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF A KNITWEAR FACTORY IN FRUNZE
Frunze, July 16, 1935
Heard: "On the construction of a knitwear factory in Frunze."
Resolved:
1. To approve the decision of the City Council, prepared jointly with the team of the People's Commissariat of Light Industry of the Union, headed by Comrade Dobrovolsky, dated July 15, 1935, on the construction of a knitwear factory in Frunze.
2. To inform the People's Commissariat of Light Industry that the Kirghiz Government will take all measures to assist in the successful completion of the factory's construction, a special Government Commission will be created to assist in the construction, and the need for all local building materials (bricks, reeds, lime, etc.) will be ensured.
3. To request the People's Commissariat of Light Industry to expedite the preparation of the factory project, aiming for completion of the design in November.
4. Given that the approved program of the NKLP of the USSR only provides for the construction of a knitwear and underwear factory, which does not correspond to the decision of the Central Executive Committee of the Union based on the report of the Kirghiz Government, where the construction of a complete knitwear factory was adopted, to request the People's Commissariat of Light Industry to include the construction of an upper knitwear factory in its future plans.
5. To request Comrade Lyubimov of the People's Commissariat of Light Industry to appoint a Chief of Construction for the factory as soon as possible, so that immediately after the design is completed, work on construction and staff preparation can begin.
6. To take note of Comrade Dobrovolsky's report that after the design is completed, the factory sketch, the general construction plan, and architectural design will be sent for approval to the Kirghiz Government.
7. To request the NKLP to take into account the peculiarities of Kyrgyzstan (seismic conditions) when designing residential buildings and not to design houses higher than two stories.
8. To instruct the Land Management Department of the Kirghiz People's Commissariat of Land to ensure the horizontal surveying and drilling of the industrial and residential designs of the factory under a contract with the People's Commissariat of Light Industry as soon as possible.
9. To propose to Kirpplangor to conduct horizontal and vertical surveying of the site of the knitwear factory and the workers' town within one month.
Central Archive of the Kyrgyz Republic F21 Op1 D1130 L97-99 Copy.
Characteristics of the city of Frunze. Document No. 96 (May 1935)