Apartment - Floresti

Air qualityModerate

Typically 50–100 on the US AQI scale

Monitoring stations in the Cluj metropolitan area indicate average levels of PM₂.₅ and PM₁₀, with significant increases during periods of heavy traffic and in winter, when residential burning and thermal inversions intensify pollution. Nitrogen oxides rise during peak hours, and ozone can reach high values in summer. These variations are typical for peri-urban localities with traffic and rapid development.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic

The street is located in a residential area with significant vehicle traffic, especially during peak hours, but it is not a main transit artery. The noise level is moderate, influenced by the proximity to connecting routes towards Cluj-Napoca, with no direct industrial or railway sources.

EarthquakeLow

According to the seismic hazard map P100‑1/2013, the Florești area has a design ground acceleration of approximately 0.10 g, among the lowest in the country, meaning a low seismic risk. Local soils do not present factors that would significantly amplify this risk.

FloodingModerate

Hazard maps show that Florești is located near the Someșul Mic and several torrential valleys, with a history of local flooding and risks of rapid runoff during heavy rainfall. Low-lying areas or those with poor drainage may be temporarily affected, especially during torrential rains.

Landslides / ground stabilityLow

Urban planning and geotechnical documentation shows that the risk of landslides is elevated on the slopes of Dealul Căpușului and other neighbouring areas, but there is no evidence of instability or reported events on the plateau where this location is situated. Thus, the local risk is low compared to sloped areas.