The city of Kamnik plans a minor renovation of the outer surfaces of Frančiškanski Trg, primarily due to the need to improve rainwater drainage. The estimated cost of the project is around 130,000 euros. According to the local administration, the existing system directs water from the roof of building number 21 on Frančiškanski Trg and the southern part of the parking area through underground pipes into the ground floor of building number 21 on Glavni Trg. However, frequent flooding of these areas necessitates a proper adjustment of the drainage system to enhance flood safety. The work will involve new piping connected to the existing infrastructure, installation of new pits with grates and maintenance baskets, and a pipe retention tank with a capacity of approximately 15,000 liters. The renovations will take place in three zones, including removing a waste bin, redesigning the entrance area, resurfacing parts of the square near Albrehtova House, and replanting vegetation. No changes to the layout of the quiet traffic zone are expected.
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