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Yerevan, October 13 – The Yerevan City Council has adopted a new decision mandating the inclusion of QR codes on information boards placed by developers near construction sites of high (Category IV) or highest (Category V) risk. This decision was made during the Yerevan City Council meeting on October 13.
QR Code to Ensure Transparency in Construction Projects
The QR code must ensure the availability of the following information throughout the construction work: the architectural part of the agreed project, electronic versions of urban planning documents, and a spatial (three-dimensional/3D) image of the final appearance of the construction object, which must also include the landscaping of adjacent areas.
What Information Will Be Accessible Via QR Code?
- Architectural part of the agreed project
- Electronic versions of urban planning documents
- Spatial (three-dimensional/3D) image of the final construction object
- Landscaping plans for adjacent areas
This initiative aims to increase transparency and public access to information regarding urban development projects in Yerevan. The link embedded in the QR code must remain active and accessible throughout the entire construction process.
Impact on Developers and Public Engagement
Developers undertaking high-risk projects in Yerevan will now be required to comply with this new regulation, ensuring that all relevant project details are readily available to the public. This move is expected to foster greater public trust and involvement in urban planning processes.
Benefits of the New Regulation:
- Enhanced transparency in construction projects
- Improved public access to detailed project information
- Greater accountability for developers
- Potential for increased public engagement in urban development
The decision underscores the city’s commitment to modernizing its urban planning regulations and ensuring that residents are well-informed about developments in their neighborhoods.
Source: golosarmenii.am
