Vladivostok's transit park undergoes repairs after 2024 renovation

Vladivostok's transit park undergoes repairs after 2024 renovation

Michael Erickson
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PrimaMedia, April 25

Vladivostok's transit park undergoes repairs after 2024 renovation

Public monitors have inspected the transit park near 26 Vatutin Street in Vladivostok, which was renovated in 2024 under the national project Infrastructure for Life. The inspection revealed that the space is in high demand and well-maintained, though some elements already require repair, the city administration's press service reported.

"Public monitors noted that the park is developing positively. However, after two years of use, minor damage to the concrete pavement has been recorded, and some benches and other structures now need reinforcement," the statement reads.

In 2024, a vacant lot was transformed into a comfortable transit park featuring walking paths, viewing platforms, benches, and modern lighting. City officials assured that all identified issues are already being addressed.