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Brest Region Approximate No Land Plot Location Possible Ways of Use Infrastructure Area, Ha Baranovichi Town 1 Badaka Str Brest region Approximate No Land plot location Possible ways of use Infrastructure area, ha Baranovichi town 1 Badaka str. 0.8 construction of operation three cable power lines (along the Badaka street), support facilities at an medium pressure gas pipeline ø219 mm, water industrial enterprise of the pipeline ø100 mm and ø200 mm, sanitary sewer fourth class (by sanitary system ø500 mm, distance to the Badaka street classification) is about 160 m 2 Badaka str. 0.8 construction of operation three cable power lines (along the Badaka street), support facilities at an medium pressure gas pipeline ø219 mm, water industrial enterprise of the pipeline ø100 mm and ø200 mm, sanitary sewer fourth class (by sanitary system ø500 mm, distance to the Badaka street classification) is about 100 m 3 Badaka str. 0.8 construction of operation three cable power lines (along the Badaka street), support facilities at an medium pressure gas pipeline ø219 mm, water industrial enterprise of the pipeline ø100 mm and ø200 mm, sanitary sewer fourth class (by sanitary system ø500 mm, distance to the Badaka street classification) is about 50 m 4 Badaka str. 0.8 construction of operation three cable power lines (along the Badaka street), support facilities at an medium pressure gas pipeline ø219 mm, water industrial enterprise of the pipeline ø100 mm and ø200 mm, sanitary sewer fifth class (by sanitary system ø500 mm, driveway classification) 5 Badaka str. 0.8 construction of operation three cable power lines (along the Badaka street), support facilities at an medium pressure gas pipeline ø219 mm, water industrial enterprise of the pipeline ø100 mm and ø200 mm, sanitary sewer fourth class (by sanitary system ø500 mm, distance to the Badaka street classification) is about 200 m 6 Badaka str. 2.4 construction of operation three cable power lines (along the Badaka street), support facilities at an medium pressure gas pipeline ø219 mm, water industrial enterprise of the pipeline ø100 mm and ø200 mm, sanitary sewer fourth class (by sanitary system ø500 mm, distance to the Badaka street classification) is about 150 m; there is a railway to the west of the plot, construction of new approach lines is possible 7 Vostochniy poselok str. 1.3 construction of a machine power transmission line; water pipeline ø200 mm building plant and high pressure gas pipeline ø500 mm (along the Frolenkova street); water pipeline ø500 mm (along the Kabushkina str.); driveway by the current road network, construciton of a driveway to the Churilina str. 450 m in length is possible 8 Slonimskoe Shosse str. 10 construction of operation official water pipeline ø300 mm - 400 m away; support facilities at an high pressure gas pipeline ø425 mm - 1000 m industrial enterprise of the away; driveway by the current road network; there fourth class (by sanitary is a railway to the south-east classification) 9 Voikova, Smolenskaya 1.9 construction of a sports electricity line; water pipeline ø150 mm (along the and Sverdlova streets and recreation center Voikova str.), water pipeline ø200 mm (along the (current low-rise Baranova str.), water pipeline ø150 mm and ø400 accommodations and mm (along the Smolenskaya str.), water pipeline administrative buildings are ø100 mm (along the Timiriazeva str.); sewer subject to removal; planting system ø1000 mm and ø500 mm (along the area is not less than 25% Baranova str.), medium pressure gas pipeline of the territory) ø300 mm; driveway 10 Voikova, Timiryazeva and 2.5 construction of a there is an electricity line (Voikova and Sverdlova Sverdlova streets multifunctional entertaining streets), 3 power lines on the plot; water pipeline center (current low-rise ø150 mm (along Voikova str.), water pipelines accommodations and ø150 mm and ø400 mm (along the Smolenskaya administrative buildings are str.), water pipeline ø100 mm (along the subject to removal; planting Timiriazeva str.); sewer system ø1000 mm and area is not less than 25% ø500 mm (along the Baranova str.); low pressure of the territory) gas pipeline ø114 mm (along the Timiriazeva str.); driveway 11 Sovetskiy ave. 0.5 culture and entertainment sewer system ø300 mm and water pipelines ø800 center (number of stories - mm (along the Sovetskogo ave.), low pressure up to 3, planting area is not gas pipeline ø108 mm at a distance of 200 m; less than 25%) cabel power line - eastern side of the plot, driveway 12 Sovetskiy ave. 1.5 (building construction of a sewer system ø200 mm, water pipeline ø20 mm, line is to be 5 multifunctional building for low pressure gas pipeline ø50 mm and ø114 mm; m from the red a business center (current low pressure (ø100 mm) and medium pressure line of low-rise accommodations (ø500) mm gas pipelines (along the Shevchenko Sovetskogo are subject to removal) str.); driveway ave.) 13 Sovetskiy ave. 1.15 (1 of construction of a hotel electricity line and low pressure gas pipeline ø114 which - for site complex (current low-rise mm (along the Dubrovskogo lane); driveway development) accommodations are subject to removal) 14 Sovetskaja, Mitskevicha 0.65 construction of a multi- electricity lines and low pressure gas pipeline and Gagarina streets purpose complex (hotel ø100 mm; low pressure gas pipelines ø89 mm complex, apartment house, (along the Gagarina str.); pipeline ø150 mm administrative and retail (along the Sovetskaya, gagarina and Mitskevicha facilities (low-value houses streets); sewer system ø150 mm (along the are subject to removal, Mitskevicha str,), ø200 mm (along the Gagarina dwellers' resettlement as str.); driveway required by law, reconstruction of the infrastructure are to be accomplished) 15 Sovetskaya, Baranova, 2.1 construction of an elite electricity line (along the Pushkina str.); sewer Dzerzhinskogo and house of enhanced comfort system ø250 mm, water pipeline ø200 mm and Pushkina streets and with public service medium pressure gas pipeline ø250 mm (along facilities (current the Sovetskaya str.); water pipeline ø150 mm accommodations, car fleet (along the Baranova str.); driveway buildings and constructions are subject to removal) 16 Slonimskoe Shosse str. 5.0 construction of operation At a distance of about 20m is pressurized sewer support facilities at an ø200 (south-eastern side of the plot), a distance industrial enterprise of the of about 30m and 70m is heating main ø100 and fourth class (by sanitary plumbing ø150 (west side of the plot), along the classification) western side of the plot takes place 10 kV power network (100m - TA), a distance of about 110 m diameter water pipe network passes. Entrance to property provided by the existing street network ul.Slonimskoe highway 17 41, Francisk Skaryna str. 4 construction of operation Requirements: to install two cells 10 KV support facilities at an switchgear at substation 110 KV Zapadnaya, to industrial enterprise of the lay two CL-10 KV, to construct SPM (about 3.6 fourth class (by sanitary km); to pave the water network length (2 km) classification) along the designed Fr.Skaryna (from the water supply Ø200 in Professionalnaya str. to the water supply Ø150 in 295, Brestskaya str.); connection to the sewerage system OS, construction of CND, pressure and gravity sewers (1.4 km). Medium pressure gas pipeline Ø63 mm in 1st and 2nd Suburban lane, medium pressure gas pipeline Ø133 and 108 for boiler water treatment facilities 18 315, Brestskaya str. 7.1 construction of operation necessary to instole two cells 10 KV switchgear at support facilities at an substation 110 KV Zapadnaya, lay two CL-10 KV industrial enterprise of the and construct SPM (range about 3.6 km.). To fourth class (by sanitary pave the water network length of about 2 km classification) along the designed Francysk Skaryna (from the water supply Ø200 in Professionalnaya str. to the water supply Ø150 in 295, Brestskaya str.) is obliged. Range is about 2 km. Connection to the sewerage system OS, construction of CND, pressure and gravity sewers the length of 1.4 km is necessary. Medium pressure gas pipeline Ø63 mm in 1st and 2nd Suburban lane, medium pressure gas pipeline Ø159 on-site OPS-115 19 Fabrichnaya str. 6.7 construction of operation To negotiate a connection to the networks 10 kV support facilities at an 0.4 kV with RUE BCPA if from the power system industrial enterprise of the needed to make 2CL-10 kV from substation 110 fourth class (by sanitary kV KBC with the construction of the TA is obliged. classification) It is necessary to pave the section of the water network length of about 470 m of the water supply Ø200 in Gaevoy str. to the water supply Ø200 in Masherova Avenue (about 470 meters from land). To project and pave the area of sewerage system length of about 700 m from the site to the collector Ø200 in Gaeva str. is obliged. Medium pressure gas pipeline diam 159 mm (105 meters 20 Communisticheskaya str. 0.25 construction of the facility Therefrom the are land). water pipe with diameter 200 mm at a to provide services to the distance of 30m, household sewerage system population with diametr 200mm at a distance of 30m, medium pressure gas pipeline at a distance of 30m (connection to heating requiered) in Communisticheskaya str. There is heating main, to make the removal of two steel pipes with diametr from under the building footprint is obliged. 21 7, Zelenaja str. 0.37 construction of a building (2-Building of a 10/0.4 kW transformer substation is 4 storied hotel); plots are needed with laying of 10 kW cable lines & sudject to seizure in carrying out the electricity network from under the accordance with spot of construction. established order with the Low pressure (0.003 MPa) ø89 mm gas pipeline removal of individual goes along the plot, low pressure (0.003 MPa) appartments in 5 & 9 ø57 mm gas pipeline goes through the ploton.
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