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Realization of the Construction of Trebevic Cable Car to start Today!

Published: April 8, 2016
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12987949_1753661614870515_2129479204_nMayor of Sarajevo Ivo Komsic with the deputy Abdulah Skaka, will formalize the start of construction of Trebevic cable car today, which will start with the demolition of the upper (incoming) station, which is placed next to devastated restaurant Vidikovac on Trebevic.

The Municipality of Stari Grad issued a permit for construction works, according to the Elaborate for the demolition of the upper (incoming) and lower (starting) station, which is done by the IPSA Institute.

The city of Sarajevo is the investor for works on demolition of the upper station in the amount of 55,000 BAM.

As announced from the City Administration of Sarajevo, the maximum deadline for completion of the works is up to one month.

After GRAS moves its printing house, the demolition of the lower (starting) station at Hrvatin will follow, and legal procedures for the selection of a contractor for demolition of the station of Trebevic cable car has already been started.

(Source: novovrijeme.ba)

 

 

 

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