Development of the under-channel space of the center of Moscow: reducing regulatory risks

¹ Moscow University of Civil Engineering, Yaroslavskoe shosse, 26, Moscow, 129337, Russia

^* Corresponding author: Vbelyaev2011@mail.ru

Abstract

The current situation, environmental and other main problems of territorial development of the central historical part of the city of Moscow are considered. In the context of national peculiarities of legal and technical regulation, conceptual proposals for the development of the subsurface space of the Drainage channel are analyzed. The purpose of the analysis was to assess compliance with world practice, the General Plan of the city, other documents and documentation of urban planning design, as well as the main legal norms and documents on standardization (Code of Rules “Buildings, structures and complexes underground. Rules of urban planning design”). The analysis was carried out taking into account the areas of improvement of legal and technical regulation. It is concluded that the considered variant of spatial development has a fundamentally new, innovative character and can give significant environmental and social effects. At the same time, the results of the analytical stage showed the need to supplement the General Plan of the city in the considered part. The presence of regulatory risks is also revealed, their causes are identified and some general suggestions for reducing such risks are given. The above analysis and recommendations can be useful for representatives of the authorized state authorities of the city of Moscow, for the customer (investor, developer) and the executor of the further implementation of the considered project, as well as for representatives of the expert community.