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List of Investment Proposals of Khmelnytskyi Region That Require Investment List of investment proposals of Khmelnytskyi region that require investment № Project name Localization Project cost Payback Brief description period Tourism and recreation 1. Construction of sightseeing Kamianets-Podilskyi 17 000 12 years Kamianets-Podilskyi is an attractive tourist city. The ropeway in the canyon of sity, Khmelnytskyi thousand USD number of historical and architectural monuments in Smotrych river around the old region the city is one of the bigger in comparison with other part of the city ukrainian cities. Every year it is visited by up to 250,000 people, including more than 20 thousand - foreigners. Construction of sightseeing ropeway in the canyon of Smotrych river around the old part of the city is going to be additional entertainment for tourists. As well as ropeway will perform the transport function for residents of Kamianets-Podilskyi - transporting people between some areas of the city - center, Pidzamche and Ruski Filvarky 2. Reconstruction of the Kamianets-Podilskyi 20 000 7-8 years Creation of recreational and tourist complex is planned architectural monument of sity, Khmelnytskyi thousand USD within the framework of the project on the base of state XVIII century "Barracks of the region historical and architectural monument of Ukraine Old Fortress" into the “Barracks of the Old Fortress”. The complex will be recreational and tourist complex consist of number of infrastructure facilities, will provide services at implementation of health of the population from all over Ukraine, accommodation of visitors and tourists 3. Reconstruction of the medical Holovchyntsi village, 112,5 thousand Depending Reconstruction of medical building while preserving building children’s camp Letychiv district, USD on working profile institution is planned. Possibly creation of a “Chaika” Khmelnytskyi region project rehabilitation center for people with special needs. Reconstruction of medical building while preserving profile institution is planned. Possibly creation of a rehabilitation center for people with special needs. The camp is located near the forest, lake and healing springs of mineral waters, categorized as Khmilnytska mineral water. Each year the camp heals more than 900 children Culture and sport 4. Reconstruction of the estate of Chornyi Ostriv urban 406 thousand - Manor is a historic cultural monument of the XVIII Count Karl Pshezdetskyi village, Khmelnytskyi USD century. Investments are also planned for repairing of district, Khmelnytskyi two halls of the palace and the cellars region 5. Reconstruction of the Taras Khmelnytskyi, 5 400 thousand Depending Reconstruction of the Movie Theatre involves Shevchenko Movie Theatre into Khmelnytskyi region USD on working construction of non-residential premise in the the Palace of Culture and Movie project underground space under the Movie Theatre 6. Construction of the Palace of Khmelnytskyi, 8 800 thousand Depending The project involves the construction of a sports Sports Khmelnytskyi region USD on working complex in whose territory be placed: sports buildings, project gyms, hall for fencing, swimming pool, chess and checkers hall, football field, place for shot-put, 2 handball playing fields, 2 basketball playing fields, playground for volleyball, 4 tennis courts Infrastructural facilities 7. Construction of complex of Khmelnytskyi, 112,5 thousand Depending The project involves construction of complex of underground walkways Khmelnytskyi region USD on working underground walkways at the intersection of streets project with active motor and pedestrian traffic near civil and shopping and entertainment centers. Organization in the transitions some facilities of trade, food services, etc 8. Reconstruction of the station Khmelnytskyi, Determined by - Khmelnytskyi City Council announced a competition square Khmelnytskyi region investor of investors for the best project and conditions reconstruction of the station square in Khmelnytskyi, namely the use for construction of the underground space of the square and improvement ground space area 9. Constructi on of residential Netishyn, 500 000 - Project involves construction of 6 -8 microdistricts in complexes Khmelnytskyi region thousand USD Netishyn 10. Construction of hydropower Slavuta, Khmelnytskyi 813 thousand 5 years It is planned construction of small hydropower plant on plant region USD the Horyn river on the land that is free of cost and on the bridge structures Industry 11. Modernization of the plant at Trostianka Village, 500 t housand 3 years The project was initiated by Ukrmineralresurs limited producing finely dispersed chalk Bilogiria district, USD liability company. It is planned to improve production Khmelnytskyi region technology chalk out with the planned production capacity of 50 thousand tons of chalk per year, increasing ways of uses of chalk in industry and agriculture 12. Construction the plant of Zai сhyky village, 150 thousand 6 years Explored exploitable volume of mineral water type bottling of mineral water Volochysk district, USD "Naftusia" in the Zaichyky village has high consumer Khmelnytskyi region quality. According chemical composition - it is a hydro calcium-magnesium-sodium water with a salinity of 0,93-1,08 g / dm cube. Debit of water per day is 288 cubic meters, which makes it possible to use it as well as a healing and as a table water 13. Production of fuel briquettes and Derazhnia, Derazhnia 437,3 thousand 3 years The project is going to be realized on the base of the pellets district, Khmelnttskyi USD specialized forestry public utility company "Flora" to region provide local consumers as well as for sale to other consumers, including for export to Western Europe and Scandinavia 14. Resumption of work of Dunaivtsi , Dunaivtsi 1 365 thousand - 100% of property rig hts of assets of an enterprise are company for canned fruit district, Khmelnytskyi USD on sale at a price of 1,076 thousand USD. production region Possible resumption of production of canned products and mineral water with using water supplies type "Naftusia" and "Mirgorodska" that are located close in the sanatorium "Ukraine" in Makiv village 15. Creating on the production base Dunaivtsi, Dunaivtsi 620 thousand - Investments will be used to purchase assets, major of the former bread-baking plant district, Khmelnytskyi USD maintenance, purchase of equipment for the production modern industrial food region line, technical project engineering, installation and enterprise commissioning process line, selection and training of personnel, etc. 16. Creation a new production on Dunaivtsi, Dunaivtsi Determined by - The project involves organization of joint production, the free areas of Dunaivtsi district, Khmelnytskyi investor lease vacant space, also possible partial sale of assets of Mechanical Repair Plant limited region the company liability company 17. Production of accumulative Krasyliv, 26 500 5,9 years The project is developed by the state enterprise water heater with a solar heating Krasyliv district, thousand USD "Krasyliv Aggregate Plant". system "Kordi-1", and "Kordi- Khmelnytskyi region In systems "Kordi-1" and "Kordi-2" are used storage 2" containers with volume 140 L., 150 L., 215 L. This system can be connected with other heating systems - gas, electric, diesel, and others for using them as insuring 18. Production of health-giving Nova Ushytsia urban 2 477 thousand 3 years Project initiator - LLC “Scientific-Production drinks containing pectin village, Nova Ushytsia USD Enterprise “Polymer”. Project idea is consist of the district, Khmelnytskyi organization production of health-giving preventive region beverage based on 1.5-2% pectin concentrate produced by a unique, environmentally safe technology. The production capacity of 7 million liters per year 19. Development of poultry, Vachiv village, Slavuta 500 thousand 5 years The project involves raising geese and quail and supply livestock and crop sectors on the district, Khmelnytskyi USD eggs and poultry meat to the market of Ukraine and base of private enterprise region European countries "Dziubak" 20. Construction of the plant of Baranivka village, 8 450 thousand 1,5 years The project is initiated by LLC Research and production eco sorbent and Yarmolyntsi district, USD Production Commercial Enterprise “EKORESURS”. mineral fertilizer glauconite Khmelnytskyi region A geological exploration of the field "Adamivske" located in Yarmolyntsi district at Khmelnytskyi region has been done. Reserves of 2.5 million tonnes and techno-economic analysis of conditions of minerals approved by the State Commission on Mineral Resources of Ukraine. Received a special permission to extract glauconite quartz sand. Land on which the deposit is located has been rented for 50 years with option to purchase 21. Processing and manufacture of Chemerivtsi urban 600 thousand 5 years The project is initiated by Chemerivtsi specialized wood products village, Chemerivtsi USD forestry association "Ahrolis." Are planned: district, Khmelnytskyi construction of production department, equipment region purchase, afforestation, construction and production activities, purchase of fixed assets 22. Creating a modern auto service Chemerivtsi urban 750 thousand - Project initiator is an additional liability company enterprise village, Chemerivtsi USD "Chemerivtsi motor transport enterprise 16847". district, Khmelnytskyi Purchasing of vehicles for passenger transport, opening region new routes and providing auto services are planned .
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