Генеральный план реконструкции города Москвы

mittee of the C.P.S.U. and the Council of People's Commissars of the U.S.S.R. consider the tendency to install all such institutions in every large apartment house, reserving them for the exclusive use of the residents of that house, to be incorrect. The Central Committee of the C.P.S.U. and the Council of People's Commissars of the U.S.S.R. maintain that schools, out-patient hospitals, dining-rooms, kinder- gartens, nurseries, theatres, cinemas, clubs, hospitals, stadiums and other cultural and general welfare in- stitutions must be located in the centre of a number of blocks so as to serve the needs of the residents not of one but of tens of apartment houses. 15. In order properly to utilize the area of the city of Moscow and to ensure healthy living conditions for its popidation, all enterprises which are fire hazards or which are injurious from the point of view of sani- tation and hygiene, as well as individual, for the most part small, enterprises, located so as to hinder the planning of the streets and squares of the city, shall be gradually removed beyond the limits of the city. 16. Freight sorting stations and railway depots as well as inner-city warehouses near the railway lines shall be gradually removed beyond the limits of the city. Railway lines converging on Moscow shall be con- nected by tunnels, starting with the construction of a tunnel connecting the Kursk railway line with the October railway line. Some of the lines of the Circuit Railway shall be transferred to the southwest and southeast of their

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