Akim of Almaty Y. Dossayev got acquainted with the facilities under construction and emergency facilities of the Nauryzbay district during a working detour

Akim of Almaty Y. Dossayev got acquainted with the facilities under construction and emergency facilities of the Nauryzbay district during a working detour
 
Today, in the Akzhar, Shugyla, Tastybulak, Tauzholy, Zhailau, Kargaly, Kuramys, Tausamaly microdistricts of the Nauryzbai district, work is underway to lay 149.6 km of water supply and 74.8 km of sewerage networks. After the completion of the work, 150,000 residents of the district will be provided with drinking water.
 
The first destination was the Kargaly filtering station, the construction of which is planned to be completed by July of this year. The new station will provide water supply to more than 40 thousand residents of the district (microdistricts Karagaily, Kargaly, Tastybulak, Kuramys).
 
In the same microdistrict, for the comfort of residents, children's, playgrounds and sports grounds were built as part of the "Budget of Popular Participation" program. Y. Dossayev instructed to increase the financing of the program by 500 million tenge (up to 1.8 billion tenge).
 
During the trip, it was decided to demolish the emergency building of the outpatient clinic in the Karagaily microdistrict. The facility was recognized as seismically hazardous and unsuitable for operation in 2018. At the suggestion of the akim of Almaty, a social facility for mothers with many children can be built on the site of the outpatient clinic using the example of the House of Social Services project.
 
The Head of the city instructed to complete the development of design estimates for the construction of a new clinic, kindergarten and school in the Kuramya microdistrict, on state-owned lands (6 hectares) until August of this year.
 
During the off-site meeting, special attention was paid to the construction of engineering networks and the restoration of the road surface. In microdistrictTastybulak, the City Mobility Department was instructed to pave roads with a length of 4.5 km already this year.
 
The issue of horticultural societies in the city is acute, in connection with which the akimats of the districts, together with the Department of Urban Planning and Urbanism, will determine their status by the end of March. The Head of the city also stressed that it is necessary to include unaccounted streets of horticultural societies in the new project in order to connect them to the water supply and sewerage networks in the microdistricts Tastybulak and Akzhar.
 
The Akim of the city inspected a new kindergarten for 120 places in microdistrict Akzhar, who will start accepting children in March of this year. In addition, during the field meeting, he instructed to solve the issue of building a school and a sports and recreation complex with a 15-hectare swimming pool (the administrative center of the district).
 
During the detour, the Head of the metropolis checked the status of the extension of Tole bi street and Abai Avenue. Y. Dossayev noted that it is necessary to speed up the process of the procedure for the purchase of land plots and begin the implementation of these projects in stages in 2022-2023. During the trip, the issue of designing a subway to the administrative center of the Nauryzbay district was also considered.
 
At the end of the detour, the city akim got acquainted with the construction of a school for 1200 places in the microdistrict Abay (Residential Complex "Alma City-5", contractor Qazaq Stroy), which is planned to be put into operation in September this year. It is also planned to launch an additional two schools in the microdistrict Shugyla (Alatau Ave. and Residential Complex "Alem City").
 
In total, in 2022, 7 schools for 8390 places and 5 kindergartens for 1320 places are planned to be built in the district.
 
As a result of the detour, the Head of the city approved the work of the akim of the Nauryzbay district and instructed to continue the further development of the district within the framework of the "City without borders" program.