Do you know how many parking spaces there are in Imatrankoski?
Parking in Imatra is free in all parking areas under the city's responsibility. Disc parking is available in central locations.
Take part in the competition by telling how many parking spaces there are in Imatrankoski within 200 meters of the Koskenparta playground and the Christmas tree. Reply through the link below.
The correct answer and the winner of the competition (who knew the closest number of seats) were announced on January 17.1.2024, XNUMX at the presentation of the development plan for the commercial center of Imatrankoski.
Gift cards for Imatrankoski's services will be awarded as prizes for the competition. The winner of the competition will receive a 50 euro gift card. In addition, 2 x 40 euro gift cards will be drawn
A new sustainable development plan/roadmap will be created for the central area of Imatra, through which vitality will be restored step by step. The sudden changes in the operating environment have sapped Imatrankoski's vitality.
The development of the center of Imatrankoski was launched in January 2023. The city of Imatra established the Imatrankoski working group and together with the Imatra city center association organized an open ideation event for all entrepreneurs and entities operating in the city center area.
The development needs were compiled into measures to be started immediately and further refined. The first quick measures were e.g.
In the fall of 2023, the Elävä Imatrankoski project was launched, the task of which is to draw up a comprehensive development plan and to coordinate larger development needs and initiate long-term development.
The Living Imatrankoski project (May 1.5.2023, 31.12.2024-December XNUMX, XNUMX) implements Imatra's urban strategy. Its goal is to gradually restore the vitality of the city center of Imatra. The work is financed by the city of Imatra and the South Karelia Federation (AIKO and AKKE funds)
Project duration: until 31.12.2024 December XNUMX.
The development plan for the commercial center of Imatrankoski, which was completed at the turn of the year, gives direction to the joint renewal of Imatrankoski.
The Let's see the future Kulmilla event will be held in Kulttuuritalo Virta's Karelia hall. Registration for the event ends on 10.1..
After comments from entrepreneurs, city decision-makers and the steering group, the plan will be presented to the public in January.
Behind the idea of "Develop Imatraa" is a working group of ten people with the same name.
The deadline for submitting ideas for the Kulmille! competition ended on September 18.9.
The city of Imatra collects ideas for the development of the city center with an idea competition open to everyone. You can propose ideas for the contest until September 18. The winners