Huanglong Town, Zhangwan District, Shiyan: The old appearance of the farmers' market has been renewed

Jingchu Network (Hubei Daily Network) News (Correspondent Dai Miao) The environment is clean and bright, the aisles are spacious and clean, the functional partitions are clear, and the supporting facilities are perfect... The first phase of the huanglongtan village farmers' market in Huanglong Town, Zhangwan District, Shiyan City, was completed and officially put into use a few days ago, welcoming visitors with a new look.

"The farmers' market has provided us with a better environment, the market is cleaner and cleaner, the popularity is more prosperous, and the government has not only solved the stalls in a good environment, but also made us have a full sense of belonging." Yu Mou, a merchant in Huanglongtan Village, said he was very satisfied.

Convenient market, people's livelihood feelings. Huanglongtan Village Bazaar in Huanglong Town has been built for a long time, some facilities are old and damaged, in order to promote the creation of a civilized city in the country and improve the living environment of the people in the jurisdiction, the town party committee launched a new renovation and transformation of the bazaar, and has now begun normal business. The newly renovated farmers' market has a new look, which greatly improves the comfort of mass procurement and also improves the happiness of the masses.

It is understood that the market covers a total area of about 3000 square meters, indoor area of about 640 square meters, parking lot of 2400 square meters, nearly 50 booths, the daily flow of about 1000 people, the transformation is carried out in two phases, the first phase of the power supply facilities, water supply, drainage, ground paving, stainless steel shelves, sinks, lighting, partition table after the standardization of transformation, the second phase will be all around the new façade room, is expected to 20 facades, really create a safe, hygienic, tidy, standardized, bright, regular, regular, Regulated farmers' markets.