Sobyanin spoke about the development of the territory in Krasnopakhorsky

More than 5 km of roads will be built in the Krasnopakhorsky district of Moscow (TiNAO) to serve the future industrial cluster, said the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin.

The project involves the construction of new driveways, public transport stops, sidewalks, as well as the installation of modern street lighting. "In particular, a check—in and exit to the Warsaw Highway will be organized," Sobyanin wrote on his channel in Maks. — Thanks to this, there will be a connection with the nearest settlements of TINAO, Podolsk, as well as with four rail frame lines."

A local sewage treatment plant and a supply collector, a water intake unit and a looped water supply network, a sewage pumping station and a sewage treatment plant will also be built.

According to the mayor, the project has already begun, and the site is being prepared. It is planned to complete the construction of roads next year.

The cluster, on the territory of which food production will take place, will appear near the village of Oznobishino as part of large-scale investment projects. This status is awarded to investors who have proposed an interesting and useful project to the city. "For the construction of industrial facilities, we provide land plots for rent for just one ruble per year," Sobyanin said.

Earlier in July, Maxim Liksutov, Moscow's Deputy mayor for Transport and Industry, announced that the electric bus routes cover six districts in the Troitsk and Novomoskovsk administrative districts. He recalled that four years ago, Europe's largest House for electric buses, Krasnaya Pakhra, was put into operation in TiNAO, Liksutov recalled. The development of a network of eco-friendly routes in the capital continues on behalf of Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, he added. Currently, there are 40 electric bus routes operating on the territory of the TiNAO.