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The walls and gate-towers surrounding the castrum, along with the trenches bordering the fortification help visitors to imagine the defensive functions of a Roman fort. The Roman ruin garden at the southern part of the fort, together with the reconstructed wall-piece on the northern section illustrates the size and position of the Roman military fort on the Bottyán-rampart, where no constructions have been made since the Rákóczi Uprising (1703-1711).
3. Project results 3.1 Comprehensive measures at the start of the project The opportunity to apply for the Danube Limes – UNESCO World Heritage project has also given a new impetus to the reconstruction works and future plans of the town. However, it also became evident that this project does not allow new constructions, and without such an investment, the protective building that was planned in 2006 could not be built. Therefore, the Town Municipality of Paks has decided to use the project funds to prepare and plan future constructions, continue with archaeological excavations and promote the ruin garden for the general public. As a member of the Danube Limes – UNESCO World Heritage project, the Town of Paks aimed to intensify archaeological excavations at the Roman fort of Lussonium, prepare plans for an expanded visitor’s ground and improve tourism in the region. These would serve as a best practice for the utilisation and development of a World Heritage location in Hungary. By utilising the full prospects of the project period, the town municipality has made extra funds available from its own budget for the further development of Lussonium in 2009-2011. By the end of 2010, the municipality has finished the installation of a night lighting system on the northern wall and the two gate towers. The improvement, which had been planned since 2009, was completed outside the Danube Limes project, with the support of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant Ltd. Similarly, a supply contract was signed with Pavill Ltd. to complete electricity installation works at Lussonium. Open wires were installed outside the property line, while underground power cables were utilised inside the property area. The Town Municipality of Paks has also requested a bid price for planning the reconstruction of the access road and its supplementary facilities, including the building of a new pavement up to the site property line, new parking lots, supporting walls, fences, sidewalks, stairs, rain-pipes and waste water treatment infrastructure.
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Page 6 and 7: Events from left to right: Project
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Heating costs: (based on the price
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Income from operating activities 1.
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financial cash-flow According to th
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Impact factors FNPV FRR Investment
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probability of their occurrence and
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6. Summary I. Lussonium before the
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Therefore, the Town Municipality of
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assistance in solving technical pro
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Promotion: Posters, leporellos, pos
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- conditions of stay (rest room, co
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guarantees 5% self-financing. Since
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3. Residual value 4. Total financia
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flow of expenses 1+2+3+4 +5 7. Fina
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The opportunity to provide informat
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temporary exhibitions and presentat
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