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Schedule of the Mobile Collection Point for 2016 SYSTEM FOR SEPARATE COLLECTION, SUBSEQUENT TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE FROM THE HOUSEHOLDS ON THE TERRITORY OF SOFIA MUNICIPALITY SCHEDULE OF THE MOBILE COLLECTION POINT FOR 2016 Date Hours Location Covered regions from 08.30 h. Novi Iskar, 123 “Iskarsko defile” Street, Novi Iskar 15.01.2016 to 11.30 h. in front of the “Novi Iskar” regional administration 1. from 12.30 h. Chelopechene, “Angel Madjarov” Street, /Friday/ Kremikovtzi to 15.30 h. in the square opposite to the municipal building 19.02.2016 from 08.30 h. Pavlovo, 2 “Sluntze” Street Vitosha 2. /Friday/ to 14.30 h. in front of the “Vitosha” regional administration from 08.30 h. Hipodruma, 41 “Tzar Boris III” Blvd. 12.03.2016 to 14.30 h. the parking in front of the Municipal Institute of Krasno Selo 3. /Saturday/ Culture "Krasno Selo" 08.04.2016 from 08.30 h. 15 “Zahari Stoyanov” Blvd. Ljulin 4. /Friday/ to 14.30 h. in front of the “Ljulin” regional administration 21.04.2016 from 08.30 h. Dianabath, “Vasil Kalchev” Street and “Vladimir 5. Izgrev /Thursday/ to 14.30 h. Trendafilov” Street, in front of Т МАRКЕТ day day 22.04.2016 from 08.30 h. “Yanko Sakazov” Blvd., the entrance of the “Zaimov” - Oborishte 6. /Friday/ to 14.30 h. park, opposite “Vasil Aprilov” Street campaign Three 23.04.2016 from 08.30 h. Mladost 1, “Andrei Saharov” Blvd., the parking in front Mladost 7. /Saturday/ to 14.30 h. of CHINA CITY shop (between bl.44 and bl.45) Krasna Poljana, 14.05.2016 from 08.30 h. “Pirotska” Street and “Konstantin Velichkov” Blvd. Ilinden, 8. /Saturday/ to 14.30 h. near Sveta Troitza Park Vazrazhdane 06.06.2016 from 08.30 h. 5 Parizh Street Sredetz, 9. /Monday/ to 14.30 h. the parking area in front of the Sofia Inspectorate Serdika 23.06.2016 from 08.30 h. 136 B “Tzar Boris III” Blvd. Ovcha kupel 10. /Thursday/ to 14.30 h. in front of the “Ovcha kupel” regional administration from 08.30 h. “Arsenalski” Blvd., the parking opposite the traffic day day - 24.06.2016 Lozenetz, to 14.30 h. lights on the crossroad with “Bogatitza” and “Bjala 11. /Friday/ Triaditza Cherkva” streets (“Spartak” Swimming Complex side) campaign Three 25.06.2016 from 08.30 h. 67 “Shipchenski prohod” Blvd., in front of the Slatina, 12. /Saturday/ to 14.30 h. “Slatina” regional administration Podujane from 08.30 h. 18 “Krastio Pastuhov” Blvd., in front of the “Iskar” Iskar 22.07.2016 to 11.30 h. regional administration 13. /Friday/ from 12.30 h. Pancharevo, 230 “Samokovsko shosse”, in front of the Pancharevo to 15.30 h. Pancharevo” regional administration 19.08.2016 from 08.30 h. 1 “Tzar Simeon” Street, in front of the “Bankya” Bankya 14. /Friday/ to 14.30 h. regional administration from 08.30 h. “Arsenalski” Blvd., the parking opposite the traffic 10.09.2016 Lozenetz, to 14.30 h. lights on the crossroad with “Bogatitza” and “Bjala 15. /Friday/ Triaditza Cherkva” streets (“Spartak” Swimming Complex side) 13.10.2016 from 08.30 h. “Yanko Sakazov” Blvd., the entrance of the “Zaimov” Oborishte 16. /Thursday/ to 14.30 h. park, opposite “Vasil Aprilov” Street day day - 14.10.2016 from 08.30 h. Mladost 4, at the entrance of “Suhoto dere” Park Mladost 17. /Friday/ to 14.30 h. towards Samara Street - bl. 440 campaign Three 15.10.2016 from 08.30 h. 67 “Shipchenski prohod” Blvd., in front of the Slatina, 18. /Saturday/ to 14.30 h. “Slatina” regional administration Podujane from 08.30 h. 55 Kiril Drangov Street - in front of the “Nadezhda” Nadezhda 21.10.2016 to 11.30 h. regional administration 19. Friday/ from 12.30 h. Khan Kubrat Blvd., bl. 328 - in front of the Vrabnitza to 15.30 h. “Vrabnitza” regional administration 18.11.2016 from 08.30 h. Darvenitza, in front of chitalishte “Vazrazhdane” Studentski 20. /Friday/ to 14.30 h. 6 “Ivan Borimechkata” Street 16.12.2016 from 08.30 h. Iztok, “Taras Shevchenko” and “Rajko Alexiev” streets, Izgrev 21. /Friday/ to 14.30 h. in front of the Fantastiko Store .
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