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The project, which is in full progress in the La Chola neighborhood of the capital of Corrientes, consists of basic infrastructure and urban equipment, which includes drinking water, domestic connections, street openings, a curb, and includes a boulevard, a plaza and a beach. sports.
Governor Gustavo Valdés toured the completed and ongoing works, and will plan the next ones according to the needs of the neighbors.
The president pointed out that he revealed needs when speaking with the neighbors, detailing that "gutter curbs, storm drains, pavement and lighting were the main requests, to which we will respond from the provincial government so that the city continues to develop."
The Civil Engineer of the Department of Development Plans and Programs Management of Self-Managed Programs of the Corrientes Housing Institute (IN.VI.CO), Silvia Rodríguez, explained that the project was financed through a loan from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (BIRF) through of the National Housing Secretariat.
They plan 277 drinking water and sewage connections in a capital neighborhood.
Likewise, he explained that the project consists of two works called Line 1 (basic infrastructure), and Line 2 (urban equipment).
“The basic infrastructure consists of items such as drinking water, home connections for drinking water, openings of pedestrian streets with restricted access, passages, curb curbs, storm and rain drains with their drains and piping,” Rodríguez highlighted.
Regarding Line 2, the engineer highlighted that it is about what the urban equipment is “it consists of two main issues within the neighborhood, which is Iberá Boulevard, which is on Iberá Avenue and goes from Cura Brochero to Mariano Igarzabal", and added that in "that sector a boulevard is being made with a pedestrian promenade, then trees will be planted, and games will be installed, to the south of the settlement, there is a plaza and a sports beach, sidewalks are also being made."
277 drinking water and sewage connections are planned in a neighborhood of the capital
Work details
Rule 1: The progress of work as of January 2024 is 41.33%. The total works counts are 277 drinking water and sewage connections; 570 meters of sewer network and 1,686 meters of water network that imply the completion of both neighborhood systems; 294 meters of storm drains and 3,765 meters of gutter curb; There are paved pedestrian roads with restricted access (4,925 m2).
Line 2: The progress of work as of January 2024 is 30%. This work includes: 3,852 meters of pedestrian network (sidewalks) for the neighborhood; 553 m of path for Iberá Boulevard; 112 ramps for the entire sector (Boulevard; General neighborhood: Plaza and sports beach); urban equipment works (Containers, urban signage, tree landscaping and green coverage; childrens games, benches). |
