İnegöl Municipality continues its work to create new residential areas in Baykoca District, which is the development area of the city and referred to as New İnegöl. Teams are working feverishly to create planned roads in the regions where construction work will begin.
NEW INEGOL IS A VERY PRECIOUS REGION FOR US
Mayor Alper Taban examined the ongoing works to open 2 new streets of 8 km length in Baykoca District with the accompanying delegation. Making a statement here, Mayor Taban said, “Today we are in our New İnegöl region. Here we review work in progress. On the one hand, we continue our election work, and on the other hand, we continue our municipal activities. Yeni İnegöl is a very valuable region for us. We especially follow the planned road works within the zoned area here and other works that should come with it. "We will create a better life opportunity here with island-based works," he said.
TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS ARE BEING CREATED
Providing information about the works, Taban said, “Here, the bridge junction on Hüsnü Güven Boulevard and the 40-meter main road route and interconnection roads are being built by our municipality together with our Metropolitan Municipality. Again, raw road work continues in the region according to the red elevations. Here, the streets are being opened on one side and the sub-base filling works are continuing on the other. Again, here we are building road networks with the completion of the ring lines. Street fillings are carried out by our Technical Affairs Directorate teams. The work we have done here is 8 km long in 2 streets. 25 thousand m3 of excavation is being carried out in the region, and 30 thousand tons of material is being dumped by our Metropolitan Municipality. Transportation networks in the area will have evolved from raw road to compacted road and then to paved road. It is currently being laid out as a raw road due to construction works. We are preparing the raw roads for construction. "Afterwards, infrastructure institutions will also enter and carry out their work," he said.
