Vice Mayor Azamat Kadyrov noted that the current master plan, created in 2006, is nearing the end of its term. This year, against the backdrop of administrative-territorial reform, a new master plan has been developed that takes into account changes until 2050. A Japanese company prepared a master plan, based on which a research institute from St. Petersburg developed the general plan.
Public discussions of the project are scheduled for December 24-25. Today, October 24, the document will be published for review. City residents will be able to study the master plan project and send their suggestions and comments to the mayor's office, which will be considered during its final approval.
“This master plan includes plans for the development of the capital until 2050, including improvements to road and street infrastructure, greening, and other important aspects,” the vice mayor added.
