Restoration and reconstruction work is continuing in stages in Jahangirbayli village of Azerbaijan’s Zangilan district, Emil Aghazade, Deputy Executive Director of the Restoration, Construction and Management Service in Jabrayil, Gubadli and Zangilan districts, told journalists, APA reports.
The village has been designed on an area of 179.54 hectares.
In the first phase, 242 private residential houses are being built on an area of 62.57 hectares.
According to him, the houses are being constructed in various types and sizes in accordance with families’ composition and housing needs. Of the 162 single-storey houses to be built in the first phase, 54 will have two rooms and 108 will have three rooms. Of the 80 two-storey houses, 70 will have four rooms and 10 will have five rooms.
A separate household plot and an outbuilding are also planned for each private residential house.
Aghazade noted that social and public facilities are also being built alongside residential houses in Jahangirbayli village. An administrative building, a multifunctional building, a market complex, a school for 264 students and a kindergarten for 80 children are planned in the village.
“Work on engineering, utilities and road infrastructure is currently underway. The road and pavement network, auxiliary structures and fencing works are being carried out,” the Service official said.
He added that design work related to protecting the village from rainwater and floodwaters has been completed, and the measures envisaged in the project will be implemented.
According to Aghazade, compliance of construction work with project and regulatory requirements, the quality of materials used and the fulfillment of technical requirements are being closely monitored, with technical supervision carried out at all stages.
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