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these areas, no special engineering preparations are required for site preparation, although the groundwater level should be carefully assessed, where it is mostly very high (0–1.5 metres (0.0–4.9 ft)) and only in places (in the
Southwest and part Northeast) it is naturally deep enough for construction (1.5–3 metres (4 ft 11 in – 9 ft 10 in)). Areas less favorable for geotechnical construction are located along Buļļupe coast (around Rītabuļļi), and especially in the SW itself (Vakarbuļļi). There, construction conditions are hampered not only by the composition of the soil, but also by the risk of flooding of the area, which can reach up to 10%, especially in the SW of the island. More than 35.3 ha of the Buļļi neighborhood area has a mandatory need for engineering preparation of the area, if any construction work is carried out there. It should be noted here that in Buļļi it cannot be assessed as a burden for development, because these territories are located in the territory of nature and greenery, where the development of new buildings is strictly limited.
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Spankus sold the property to Lieutenant General Martin Schwulz. At the end of the 17th century, the manor was reduced. The reduced manor was subsequently pledged by the King of Sweden to Herman Vitem von Nordek. In 1716, Prince Peter Gribic (Korribut de Gallizin) leased the manor to the aforementioned Herman von Nordek. In 1770, Buļļi Manor was retained by Herman von Nordek's widow Elizabeth. In 1820, the manor belonged to the heirs of the council advisor von Schultz, but in 1909, the owner was A. Benus (Venus). The Buļļi Manor is depicted in the patrimonial area and in 1688 on the maps of Lielvidzeme.
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Littoral and post-Littoral seas, lagoons and alluvial sandy sediments with wind-blown sand on the surface. Along the sea shore stretches a sandy beach, which is separated from the rest of the area by an irregular forward dune 250–400 m wide. The coast is subject to intensive coastal washing. Quaternary sediments beneath the blankets that the Buļļi are very thick (up to 60 m), located in the Upper
Devonian Gauja suites maroon, less sage quartz sandstones with 0.5–1 metre (1 ft 8 in – 3 ft 3 in) thick aleirolite and clay interlayers.
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Germans, together with the plots of land, were assigned to the Baltic Fleet, where Red Fleet officers and their families settled there. After 1944, the left bank of the Daugava was annexed to Lenin district. In 1962, the districts were divided. In 1969, the part separated from the Lenin district, the Leningrad district was formed, which also included the Buļļi neighborhood.
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interesting fact is that plant research in Buļļi started already at the end of the 18th century. At the end of the 19th century (1894), the botanist Kupfer documented the find of the seaside army on Buļļi Island. During 1920s-30s many scientists have drawn attention to the importance of preserving the Buļļi landscape and vegetation, and the coastal area of Buļļugals has been and is an important resting place for migratory
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Lielupe to Rītabuļļi, the territory is characterized by the relief of small forested, irregular dune hills and deflationary depressions (2–10 metres (6 ft 7 in – 32 ft 10 in) above sea level).
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Daugavgrīva (Buļļu) Island of the nature park Piejūra includes 2 nature reserves: Daugavgrīva nature reserve and the already mentioned Vakarbuļļi nature reserve, which was established in 1993 and its area is 52 hectares (130 acres), the largest values of which are seaside meadows. An
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In the current situation, a wider network of streets (with the main street – Dzintara Street) can be observed only in Rītabuļļi, while the western part is mostly covered with forests, where
Vakarbuļļi is a nature reserve, bordered by Vakarbuļļi mansion district. In addition, a large part of the Buļļi
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Daugavgrīva congregation territory. The location of the Buļļi Manor could have been located in the vicinity of the current Rojas Street 1. Buļļi Manor was mentioned in 1617 when the Duke of Courland Wilhelm leased it to his secretary Paul Špankavas, whose
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Of the total area of the Buļļi neighborhood, 12.4% or 657.1 hectares (1,624 acres) is occupied by surface water bodies – in the
Southwest part of the neighborhood it is Lielupe, but in the South part Buļļupe with separate water traps (for example, Kuiļjoma), the area of which varies depending on the
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The total area of the Buļļineighborhood is 749.7 hectares (1,853 acres), which is 1.5 times more than the average area of Riga neighborhoods. The length of the perimeter of the neighborhood border is 12,541 kilometres (7,793 mi). The minimum height of the surrounding relief surface corresponds
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Starting 1935, between the former Rīttabuļļi building and Buļļupe Bay, the newly designed streets were given names, but their construction was not completed (today, in this area is the Riga water treatment plant complex at
Dzintara Street 60). At the beginning of the 1930s, summer houses were also
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The Buļļi neighborhood has historically formed on the land of the Buļļi Manor, which was first mentioned in writings in 1495. Initially, there were fishing villages Rītabuļļi (Bullēni) and Vakarbuļļi (Buļļugals) on the land of this manor. In turn, the island names "Rītabuļļi" and "Vakarbuļļi" were
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6.8% or 51.3 hectares (127 acres) of the Buļļi neighborhood is defined as a building area with greenery (primarily as a residential building), allowing to preserve and slightly expand the existing sparse residential building in Rītabuļļi (mainly along Dzintara Street). Other permitted uses of the
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The connection of the neighborhood with the rest of the territory of Riga is ensured through the vicinity of Daugavgrīva. The main streets are Dzintara Street, Ilmeņa Street and Rojas Street, but the planned scheme of the Riga city street network envisages only local and inferior streets in this
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From the engineering geological point of view, the Buļļi area is generally considered to be a homogeneous territory. Most of its territory has favorable conditions for construction, with dense sandy soils (mainly dusty sand with dense interlayers) under the soil to a depth of about 10 meters. In
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The provision of public transport in the Buļļi neighborhood can be assessed as very weak, as this neighborhood is served by only one Riga public transport route with no direct connection to the city center. During the summer season, a second bus route runs to Rītabuļļi on weekends and weekends.
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In 1930s–40s (and most of 1960–1987 years) Buļļupe and Lielupe riverbed has had multiple deepenings aimed, firstly, to provide shipping, secondly, getting sand material Riga building needs. As a result, the dredging of the Buļļupe caused the floodplain meadows to be flooded and the shores to be
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The largest part of the Buļļi neighborhood – 73.9% or 554.1 hectares (1,369 acres) – is occupied by nature and green areas. There are also large specially protected nature territories – nature park Piejūra (573.5 ha), in the south-western part of SW, in the regularly flooded floodplains of the
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Almost the whole area of Buļļi is located in the geomorphological micro-district of the Litorina and post-Littoral accumulation terraces, and only a narrow strip along the Bulļupe River belongs to the geomorphological micro-district of the Daugava Valley. Geologically, the area is dominated by
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During the first Latvian independence Riga city limits included Pārdaugava areas as well as Daugavgrīva island on the west side of the former Bolderājas rural areas (Buļļumuiža, Buļļuciems) Buļļi was included within the city of Riga.
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transformed, as well as the river banks to be invaded. In 1930s years Buļļupe was the main traffic route between the River Daugava and Lielupe lower reaches.
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