Bishkek's general plan was rewritten without publication - the deputy demands to see a new drawing The authorities of Kyrgyzstan have adapted the master plan of Bishkek, but have not released the new version of the document to the public. Cabinet Resolution No. 721 of October 27 was published in the Arkin-To newspaper: it says that the first appendix to the general plan until the year 2050 is presented in a new edition, but the appendix itself is not published. The deputy of Jogorku Kenesh Dastan Bekeshev drew attention to this. According to him, the city's main blueprint has been replaced - the one that defines development areas, the height of buildings and the boundaries of residential and industrial areas. The updated drawing is not found on the municipality's website or on the Ministry of Construction's portal; The deputy also found no public discussion of the project. Bakshav will send a request to the Ministry of Construction: he will ask to provide the old and new blueprints, explain which areas were affected by the changes and why the document was not submitted for public discussions.

Bishkek's general plan was rewritten without publication - the deputy demands to see a new drawing The authorities of Kyrgyzstan have adapted the master plan of Bishkek, but have not released the new version of the document to the public. Cabinet Resolution No. 721 of October 27 was published in the Arkin-To newspaper: it says that the first appendix to the general plan until the year 2050 is presented in a new edition, but the appendix itself is not published. The deputy of Jogorku Kenesh Dastan Bekeshev drew attention to this. According to him, the city's main blueprint has been replaced - the one that defines development areas, the height of buildings and the boundaries of residential and industrial areas. The updated drawing is not found on the municipality's website or on the Ministry of Construction's portal; The deputy also found no public discussion of the project. Bakshav will send a request to the Ministry of Construction: he will ask to provide the old and new blueprints, explain which areas were affected by the changes and why the document was not submitted for public discussions.