Sabinovo

Sabinovo is located in the northern part of Lezhnevsky district. The distance to the regional center is 17 km, to the regional center Lezhnevo - 8 km, the Ivanovo-Moscow highway is 3 km away. The area of ​​the village within the existing borders is 82 hectares. The relief is calm, with a slight natural slope to the southeast side. In the eastern part, the decrease is more significant, the height difference is up to 10 m.

Climate

The climate of the surroundings is temperate continental with warm summers and moderately cold snowy winters. Estimated winter outdoor temperature −30 ° C. The height of the snow cover is on average 58 cm. The standard depth of soil freezing is 1.62 m. Southwestern winds prevail. ^[2]

It has been the administrative center of the Zadnikovsky village council since 1974. In 1981, by a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR, the village of Zadnikovo was renamed Sabinovo ^[3] . On August 28, 1985, together with the village council, it was transferred to the Lezhnevsky District. Since February 25, 2005, it has become the administrative center of the Sabinovsky rural settlement. ^[four]

Infrastructure is represented by a club with a gym, there is a shop. The club building also houses the administration of a rural settlement, a sports club, and a library. The first-aid post is located in half of the apartment building. A kindergarten (for 50 children), a bathhouse and a boiler room do not work, however, they are suitable for restoration. In the southern part of the village there is a sports ground. There is no school, catering and consumer services. ^[2]

Production facilities

To heat the club, a separate gas boiler room with a ground heating main was built on the adjacent site. Nearby is another production facility - a workshop for the production of meat products (small enterprise). On the territory adjacent to the village from the north-east is a production area owned by SEC them. Michurina. Along the road to the village of Kukarino there are warehouses (granary, vegetable storehouse, etc.). To the east is a former cattle farm. Its main buildings are destroyed, only a calf for 150 animals is active. To the east are separate industrial buildings of the former communal-mechanical zone (sawmill, workshops, garages, parking lots, etc.); not all apply, some partially. Sewage treatment plants - with a productivity up to 200m3 / day, with filtration fields. Located near the forest, outside the borders of the village.

Roads

The main streets (Novaya, Michurina) and driveways of multi-apartment residential buildings have asphalt concrete pavement, there are pedestrian walkways. The rest of the streets and driveways also have partially asphalt concrete, partially hard gravel. A small part of the streets and driveways are unpaved. The surface water drainage system is partly available on paved streets.

Engineering Structures and Communications

Residential buildings of multi-unit and private buildings, as well as public and industrial buildings are heated by individual gas boilers. The heat supply of the club building is carried out from its own boiler room.

The village is gasified and the residential sector is provided with gas for domestic needs. Water is supplied from two artesian wells with a flow rate of 175 m3 / day. Art wells were introduced in 1980-82, located outside the residential area. There is a water tower with a capacity of 50 m3, 18 m high. The drinking water supply system, satisfactory water quality. In the private sector, water is supplied from wells (general and individual). Fire water supply is provided by fire hydrants.

There is a centralized sewage system. Drains from residential multi-apartment and public areas go through the sewer directly to the sewage treatment plant.

Power is supplied from several transformer substations located in residential and public areas. ^[2]