Specialists of the Urban Complex conducted rehabilitation of the…

Specialists of the Urban Complex conducted rehabilitation of the Small Chertanovsky pond in the south of the capital.

Consensus

The rehabilitation of the Small Chertanovsky Pond was completed in southern Moscow.
The pond was in poor condition prior to rehabilitation, with significant silt accumulation and damaged embankment.
The pond was fully drained to restore its regulatory and drainage functions.
8,000 cubic meters of sludge were removed from the pond.
The embankment, over 500 meters long, was repaired using the spraying (torrretting) method.
The works were carried out by specialists from the Moscow Complex of Urban Utilities.
The rehabilitation was part of a regular inspection and maintenance program for Moscow's water bodies.
The list of water bodies for rehabilitation is updated annually based on residents' feedback.
The Shibaevsky Pond was also rehabilitated as part of the same initiative.

The Shibaevsky Pond, located in the 'Kuz'minki-Lyublino' museum-reserve, had 23,500 cubic meters of silt removed using a floating dredge, and the water level was only partially lowered to preserve the ecosystem. — ntv
The Shibaevsky Pond rehabilitation included the construction of a new bio-platform zone with over 13,000 aquatic plants and reinforcement of the embankment with granite stone. — ntv
The Small Chertanovsky Pond rehabilitation was completed in full, with the embankment repaired using the spraying method involving demolition, cleaning, mesh installation, and pressure application of cementitious mixture. — vm
The Small Chertanovsky Pond's rehabilitation included full drainage and removal of 8,000 m³ of silt, with embankment repair via spraying method. — m24