D1 Extension of the Mikulášov rest area - construction implementation D1 Extension of the Mikulášov rest area - construction implementation
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Contract Description
D1 Extension of the Mikulášov rest area - construction implementation D1 Extension of the Mikulášov rest area - construction implementation
The subject of the performance is the construction of the extension of the existing Mikulášov rest stop on the D1 highway in the Vysočina region. The construction of the expansion of the rest stops follows on from the existing paved areas in such a way that it preserves the existing parameters of the traffic engineering solution for connecting the rest stops to the D1 highway without change. The new areas (with a total area of approx. 1.01 ha) are designed next to the rest areas as separate areas only for parking trucks (left rest area) or passenger cars (right rest area). To improve the use of parking capacity, the rest area will be equipped with a system for monitoring occupancy and a telematics system for sorting NA into individual rows. Rest areas will be furnished and fenced. Part of the construction is the relocation of existing engineering networks and the newly proposed engineering network used to ensure lighting (public lighting), surveillance (camera system), drainage of rainwater (sewage) and IS related to future objects of sanitary facilities (they are not part of the construction in question), i.e. sewage system, water connection and LV connection. The construction also includes vegetation treatment of slopes and unpaved areas.
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