Infrastructure and land allocation
A significant portion of the session focuses on transferring land to municipal ownership to facilitate new developments. This includes a plot intended for a new general education school and land for a regional sports complex.
Key land plots under consideration
Specifically, deputies are reviewing the transfer of an 8,040-square-meter plot located near the coal base in the Chet-Bulak territorial administration. This land is slated for sale via auction to fund the construction of a school. Additionally, 1 hectare of land in Chet-Bulak is proposed for the regional physical culture and sports administration to build a sports complex.
Social and economic agenda
The session agenda also covers the following critical urban management and healthcare matters:
- The Mayor's report on the city's socio-economic program for the first 9 months of 2026
- Execution of the Batken local budget for the first 9 months of 2026
- Waste collection, disposal, and recycling processes within the city limits
- Transfer of Feldsher-Obstetric Stations in Chet-Bulak, Bazar-Bashy, and Bulak-Bashy to the regional family medicine center
- Transfer of the family doctor group No. 3 building in the Kyzyl-Zhol district to the regional center
- Temporary transfer of the municipal building on T. Sadykov Street for the Batken District Children's Music School
Context
The discussions take place in Batken, a city with a population of approximately 27,730. The land management decisions involve areas such as Chet-Bulak in the Toguz-Torou district and the Kyzyl-Zhol area.
