| Work Detail |
The provincial government began pouring cement sand into Trento street, from Cazadores Correntinos avenue to the south for its subsequent paving with reinforced concrete, while the construction of storm drains continues on said street and Verona in the 17 de Agosto neighborhood. The provincial intervention covers almost a thousand meters of works in this sector. These works are carried out by the Ministry of Public Works and Services through Provincial Roads, and refer to the construction of a rigid pavement and storm drains in Trento streets, between Juan D. Perón avenue (Cazadores Correntino) and Verona street, and this one, from Trento to national route 12. The length of the works reaches an approximate extension of 545 in Trento and 440 meters in Verona and is intended to regulate traffic in the area and improve safety conditions, especially when the nearby football stadium is used, in addition to optimizing the access to sectors of the city that is currently difficult on rainy days. The paving of these streets includes a 15 cm-thick sand-cement base and a 15-cm-thick concrete roadway with a total width of 7.34 cm of roadway, with its respective ditch cord. Regarding drainage, cover slabs are built with access for inspection and cleaning every 50 m, for the open-air lined canal on Trento street, which leads the water to the Pirayuí canal, which is covered with suitable soil, given Sidewalks will be built on it. In this order, a type O-41211-I culvert has already been built at the intersections of Trento and Verona and work is currently underway on the execution of the Canal located on Verona street, and on the assembly of concrete covers that are later placed on the canal. existing in the open on Trento street, covering it with soil selected for the subsequent execution of sidewalks. |
