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The project will benefit residents of more than six neighborhoods of Río Gallegos. It was resumed with a section of 500 meters. Mayor Pablo Grasso was present at the restart of work and counted the difference in costs due to the devaluation.
Public works in Río Gallegos: Pablo Grasso resumed paving on 22nd Street with municipal labor.
The asphalt work on 22nd Street is carried out with municipal personnel from Río Gallegos. PHOTO: LEANDRO FRANCO / LA OPINIÓN AUSTRAL.
The Municipality of Río Gallegos resumed work on a vital public project for a large part of the population of the provincial capital: the paving of 22nd Street, a fundamental artery for all the residents who pass through the populous neighborhoods every day. said artery connects.
This was highlighted by the Municipality through its social networks, emphasizing that “we continue with this vital project for our capital city, since 22nd Street is a fundamental artery, which improves walkability in Río Gallegos, especially for the neighboring neighborhoods. , such as Patagonia, San Benito, Bicentenario 1 and 2, Santa Cruz and Ayres Argentinos.”
At the same time, in the extended press release, it was specified that “this 500-meter section will continue once it is completed.”
During the restart of work, the mayor of Río Gallegos, Pablo Grasso, and Natalia Quiroz, secretary of Construction and Territorial Planning, were present this Tuesday morning. “Each asphalt team cost 5 million pesos when we started, today 47 million pesos and yet the effort we make to continue with the paving and asphalt plan throughout the city. “We are not going to stop,” said the mayor.
“This great work is being carried out, in its entirety, with municipal labor, where the State continues to demand and prioritize the efforts of municipal workers and each of the Public Works areas that make this milestone possible,” they highlighted. from the Commune.
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The mayor announced that after finishing on 22nd Street they will continue with Gotti Street. PHOTO: LEANDRO FRANCO / LA OPINIÓN AUSTRAL.
It should be remembered that the start of the asphalting began in the month of May 2023, after another highly anticipated paving and reconditioning work was inaugurated: that of 13th Street. “It was historically highly requested by the neighbors,” he had expressed in this regard. Natalia Quiroz when referring to the asphalt that was restarted this Friday.
In this context, Grasso emphasized the importance of giving continuity to this work so desired by the neighbors: “What we need is continuity, because once this asphalt process starts, it cannot be stopped. Finish, we are going to finish this work.” At the same time, he detailed: “Then we will continue with the paving of Gotti Street and other works that are very important to us.” In this framework "we are clear that the city has grown a lot in population and has expanded even more, therefore, with our own resources, with our municipal workers, we fulfilled what we said and with a lot of effort we are going to finish 22", he concluded. . |
