Tomorrow, March 27, representatives of Poland and Great Britain will visit the largest modular town, which is located at 72a Chervonaya Kalina Ave. It was with the funds of these countries that this town was built. Thus, 480 modules were purchased, delivered and assembled at the expense of the Polish government and the Government Agency for Strategic Reserves of this country, and 160 modules at the expense of Great Britain.
Settlement in the fourth and largest modular town in Lviv began on February 1 of this year. As of now, 707 people live here. The town consists of eight two-story buildings, or 640 modules. The set includes furniture, sanitary ware, mattresses, heaters, metal stairs.
The main advantage of the town on Sykhov is that there are houses of the so-called corridor type. People who live in modules leave their rooms not outside, but in the corridor, where heat is better preserved. And the bathrooms here are not separate blocks, but inside. There are also canteens in the premises where people can prepare food and wash things.
All landscaping, water supply, and lighting works were carried out by communal enterprises of Lviv. Lvivoblenergo PJSC helped equip electricity supply.
Tomorrow, March 27, the first trees will be planted in the town with the participation of representatives of Poland and Great Britain.