The central park ( rum. Parcul central ) is located in the central historical part of the city of Balti between Independense, March 26 and M. Vityazul streets with an occupied area of 86,157 m² with an external perimeter of 1283.38 meters.
| Central park | |
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| room. Parcul central | |
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| basic information | |
| Type of | partly regular park of french garden school - partly landscape park of english park school |
| Area | 8.62 ha |
| Established | 1950 year [1] |
| Location | |
| A country |
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| City | Balti |
| District of the city | Beltsy Central District |
| Historical district | Center |
| Underground | All bus lines and trolleybus lines 1, 2 and 3 |
Named conditionally Kotovsky and later Central Park [2] in Soviet times, it was recognized without mentioning the name of the Soviet era as Central Park as an architectural monument and is included under number 39 in the section of Balti [1] in the list of monuments protected by the state in Moldova. The construction of any objects on its territory should not be contemplated in accordance with the general plan and the attached Balti 2005 regulations. [3]
Creation History and Names
Post-Soviet Time
Annotations in the green zone of the Central Park of Balti include, according to the 2005 General Plan of Balti:
- 1) number 57: “church” (for the land plot for the church, the purpose of the land was changed in this place in the general plan: inside the Central Park zone, part of the territory was removed from the green zone (3075.10 m² / 33100.15 ft² with perimeter 228.33 meters² / 749.12 feet², 47.76120889339674.27.93078392353413) in the mixed-use area - commercial activities, managerial, technical, professional, collective and personal services, entertainment, a small production today in this place is the Catholic Church of the Holy Archangels consecrated 29 September 2010
- 2) number 111: “restaurant”
- 3) number 130: "memorial"
- 2) number 111: “restaurant”
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 (rum.) Ciocanu, Sergiu Registrul Monumentelor Republicii Moldova . Portalul guvernamental al datelor deschise - Ministerul culturii (01.01.2013-13.01.2014). Date of treatment August 15, 2019.
- ↑ Petrusevich, Natalya Overview of Balti parks: what was, what is and what is only promised . SP (newspaper) (June 11, 2016). Date of treatment August 15, 2019.
- ↑ General Plan of Architecture . City Hall of Balti (October 27, 2005). Date of treatment August 15, 2019.