Promenade Rika Kutjevo
The subject of the project is the arrangement of the riverbed, banks and access road along the Kutjevacka Rika in Kutjevo (M.Gupca and Z.Turkovića streets). The construction of ~158m' of road on the right bank of the Rika is planned, starting from c. no. no. 1705/2 in k.o. Kutjevo to the new pedestrian bridge in front of the ID no. 1447, and ~1,200m' of road on the left bank, starting in front of k.č. no. 1443 and at the end in front of k.č. no. 574. The road is planned to be used during the future maintenance and improvement of the river bed, and as a surface for traffic - a promenade and rest for pedestrians.
The project also envisages the solution of rainwater drainage from the newly designed areas, as well as the construction of a new pedestrian bridge and horticultural landscaping within the scope of the project.
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The intended intervention is the arrangement of the bed, banks and access road of the Kutjevacka River in the area of the city of Kutjevo, which aims to:
- finding, defining and developing solutions for the construction and reconstruction of regulatory and protective water structures for the purpose of flood defense,
- fixing the flow and stabilizing the banks of the watercourse on the sections in question,
- urban upgrading and landscaping of the area along the river,
- construction of a multi-purpose access road continuously along the entire watercourse,
- horticultural solution and arrangement of "green areas" i
- selection and deployment of urban equipment.
The access road is planned to be arranged in a length of about 1,381 m, with:
- the left bank of the Kutjevačka Rika watercourse, along part of Zdenko Turkovića and Matija Gupca streets (code no. 572/3, part 1692/2, part code no. 1708, code no. 596/1 and No. 596/2 Kutjevo), about 1,220.0 m
- the right bank of the Kutjevačka Rika, along the part of A. Starčevića and Augusta Šenoa streets (part of K.No. 1692/2, part of K.No. No. 1705/1 and K.No. No. 1705/3 K.O. Kutjevo) , in length about 161.0 m.
According to the peculiarities of the coastal corridor and the contact area, as well as the construction and condition of the regulatory and protective water structures, in accordance with spatial planning documents, the complete project is divided into seven characteristic sections. The sections form independent functional and design spatial entities that can be constructed individually.
The basic element of the spatial organization of the relevant sections of the left and right bank is the access road 1.5 m wide. In the modest dimensions of the coastal corridor, it is not possible to provide a wider access road, so it is not only a service access to the watercourse, but also a multi-purpose communication, pedestrian path or promenade along it. The access road starts and ends with a circular landing with a diameter of 6.0 m.
Depending on the width of the coastal corridor (the space between the plot of the street corridor and the "regulatory direction" of the watercourse), the access road as a footpath or promenade is located:
- directly next to the "regulatory direction" of the watercourse,
- at a distance from watercourses in such a way that rest areas with benches are provided along the promenade,
- at a distance from watercourses in such a way that rest areas with benches and other landscaped green areas or other urban areas can be provided along the promenade.
The remaining areas are landscaped green areas, i.e. areas used for rest and recreation by the residents of the town of Kutjevo.
In the southern part of the intended project, this project proposes and envisages the construction of a pedestrian bridge with a width of 4.0 m at the position of Ante Starčevića Street. Crossing the newly planned pedestrian bridge to the right bank of the Kutjevačka Rika leads to the newly planned access road along the right bank. And this access road is multi-purpose.
The final covering of the multi-purpose access road (pedestrian paths - walkways) consists of concrete pavers, while the rest areas are covered with granite blocks. The marginal visible stairs of the multi-purpose amphitheater descent towards the water course are reinforced concrete beams with visible surfaces made of smooth formwork.
The fences are metal, transparent. There are benches with and without backrests with wooden slats on a metal structure. Trash cans will be made of galvanized steel.
The existing quality trees (50 trees) will be retained, 45 trees are planned to be planted along the access road and 11 trees at the initial rest areas. The remaining free surfaces will be covered with grass.
