Moscow Starts Rehab of Brateyevsky Park Pond

Rehabilitation of a pond has begun at the Brateevsky cascade park in Moscow.

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Rehabilitation works have started on a pond in Brateyevsky Cascade Park in southern Moscow.
The pond is located in the floodplain of the Moskwa River and is an artificial water body.
The pond is a popular recreational area for local residents, with a walking path, lighting, and nearby children's and sports facilities.
The pond has been found to be in poor condition during an inspection.
The rehabilitation includes cleaning sludge from the pond, reinforcing the shoreline, and creating a bioplato zone.
The pond covers an area of 0.7 hectares.
The total volume of sludge to be removed is approximately 2,000 cubic meters.
The shoreline will be reinforced with granite gravel along a 319-meter stretch.
The shoreline will retain its previous gentle slope.
The work will be carried out on both above-water and underwater sections of the slope.
A bioplato zone of over 200 square meters will be created in the western part of the pond.
Aquatic plants of various species will be planted in the bioplato zone.

The rehabilitation work is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2026. — vm
The rehabilitation work is planned to be completed by the end of the current year. — ntv
The rehabilitation work is planned to be completed in the end of the year. — m24
A new type of riverside leisure area was recently established on the eastern shore of the pond, including a sandy beach. — vm
Earlier in Moscow, the rehabilitation of Voroninsky Ponds was completed. — ntv
Earlier in Moscow, the rehabilitation of Upper and Lower Kuzminsky Ponds was completed. — m24