The Secretariat of Urban Development of the Municipality of Concordia continues to execute the street repair and pothole patching program at a good pace, which is carried out with its own equipment and resources.
Work is carried out daily in different sectors of the city, both on unpaved and paved streets. Since the Asphalt Plant began operations, patching is done with in-house production.
“The works being carried out these days, like all the work that has been done since the beginning of the administration of mayor Francisco Azcué, are executed with municipal personnel and machinery, using asphalt of our own production,” remarked the Secretary of Urban Development, Architect Alejandro López.
The objective of this street repair plan “is to ensure that the city has more fluid circulation, to recover various blocks whose pavement has deteriorated over the years, and at the same time, to improve transitability and road safety,” he stressed.
It should be noted that within these tasks, “municipal resources are being optimized to achieve efficient management dedicated to resolving the needs of the community with better planning,” concluded the Secretary of Urban Development.
Work is carried out daily in different sectors of the city, both on unpaved and paved streets. Since the Asphalt Plant began operations, patching is done with in-house production.
“The works being carried out these days, like all the work that has been done since the beginning of the administration of mayor Francisco Azcué, are executed with municipal personnel and machinery, using asphalt of our own production,” remarked the Secretary of Urban Development, Architect Alejandro López.
The objective of this street repair plan “is to ensure that the city has more fluid circulation, to recover various blocks whose pavement has deteriorated over the years, and at the same time, to improve transitability and road safety,” he stressed.
It should be noted that within these tasks, “municipal resources are being optimized to achieve efficient management dedicated to resolving the needs of the community with better planning,” concluded the Secretary of Urban Development.