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    PROGRAMS OF SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF YEREVAN IN 2008-2012 TO BE SUBMITTED TO GOVERNMENT FOR APPROVAL SOON

    Noyan Tapan
    Feb 11, 2008

    YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 11, NOYAN TAPAN. The programs on socioeconomic
    development of Yerevan in 2008-2012 will be soon submitted to the
    Armenian government for approval, the mayor of Yerevan Yervand
    Zakharian stated at the February 11 press conference.

    In his words, a number of urban development projects will be
    completed in Yerevan in 2008. In particular, construction of the
    transport node at Khanjian-Tigran Mets crossroads, the transport
    node crossing Koryun-Heratsi-Nalbandian-Charents streets, and of the
    pedestrian subway at the section where Alek Manukian Street and the
    Getar River cross, as well as repairs of the bridge in this section
    will be completed.

    Y. Zakharian said that the construction of the highway from Davitashen
    bridge to the Ayrarat Cinema will finish by October. It is also
    envisaged to build an overpass in Arshakunyats Avenue - in the area
    adjacent to Pantheon.

    According to the mayor, reinforcement of ten 3rd-degree accident-prone
    apartment buildings will be done, as well as two new apartment
    buildings for residents of 4th-degree accident-prone buildings will be
    constructed thsi year. Thus, in his words, the problem of 4th-degree
    accident-prone buildings in Yerevan will be completely solved.

    Y. Zakharian announced that by 2010 it is envisaged installing local
    heating systems in all comprehensive schools and kindergartens of
    the city. 1.7 billion drams (about 5.5 million USD) was allocated
    from the state budget for this purpose in 2008.

    It was mentioned that by late 2008, 2,464 elevators in Yerevan will
    be repaired with 3 billion drams allocated from the state budget.
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