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The town of San Francisco, in the province of Santa Fe, completed the paving of its first block, a historic milestone celebrated by the community. This achievement was possible thanks to the coordination between the Government of Santa Fe, the Ministry of Public Works and the Municipality, represented by Ignacio Freytes. The paving was carried out through the Urban Works Program (POU), a program designed to provide quick and concrete responses to the needs of the communities. This program facilitated the investment necessary to carry out the work, setting an important precedent for the development of San Francisco. In addition to the paving of the first block, other works are being managed for the town. Work is being done on the technical project for the future provincial route 7-S, which will connect San Francisco with National Route No. 33. This project is being managed by the Ministry of Public Works. The future provincial route 7-S is projected to be the first public work in the province to be carried out through contribution for improvements, thanks to a recent reform of the law. This method represents a pilot test at the provincial level to complete the asphalt and efforts are being made to make it happen. In short, San Francisco has successfully paved its first block thanks to the collaboration between different levels of government. In addition, new works are being managed, such as the provincial route 7-S, which will improve the connectivity of the town. The news does not specify construction details of the first paved block, such as materials or dimensions, nor does it mention construction companies involved. It focuses on management and the importance of the event for the community. |
