The Deliberative Council of Concordia held its 30th Ordinary Session of the current period this Thursday, addressing a legislative agenda focused on traffic management, the handling of concerns from professional institutions, and the resolution of requests from residents. The session was led by the vice-mayor and president of the legislative body, Licenciada Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, who at the end of the meeting provided details on the enacted ordinances and highlighted the institutional and community activities planned for the coming days.
Formalizing the two-way traffic flow on San Juan street in the La Bianca neighborhood
The legislative body formally approved the ordinance that establishes two-way vehicular traffic on San Juan street, in the section between Antártida Argentina and Cabo 1.º A.R.A. González streets.
The measure regularizes a daily situation in the neighborhood, as the artery was formally listed as one-way, but operated in practice as two-way for residents and bus lines. With the endorsement of the technical reports from the municipal Traffic Directorate, the placement of the corresponding signage will be arranged, including a "Wrong Way" sign on the southwest sidewalk of the intersection with Cabo 1.º A.R.A. González to prevent confusion.
Technical response to the Professional College of Master Builders and Technicians
During the day, the parliamentary body gave a formal response to a request submitted by the Professional College of Master Builders and Technicians of Entre Ríos. The professional entity had formulated a request for the review and updating of municipal regulations regarding electrical installations. In this regard, Reta de Urquiza clarified that the regulations in force in the Municipality of Concordia are fully aligned with the current frameworks and guidelines issued by the Provincial Energy Regulatory Agency (EPRE), which is why the corresponding response was sent notifying said validity.
Approval of private dispatches and processing of administrative case files from residents
The commissioned work of the Deliberative Council was also reflected in the approval of various committee dispatches linked to individual petitions presented by citizens of Concordia. Among the administrative case files processed and resolved in the chamber, requests for land subdivision stand out, as well as the granting of payment plans for the regularization of municipal taxes.
Support for the Solidarity Dinner Show of the Palliative Care Foundation
In the area of community interest, the chamber approved a resolution project promoted by councilwoman Claudia Villalba (Más para Entre Ríos) that highlights the social value of the "Foundation Grand Party - Solidarity Dinner Show", organized by the Concordia Palliative Care Foundation. The charity event will take place this Friday, October 16, at 9:00 PM at Bodega Robinson. The initiative highlights the comprehensive assistance and support that the institution provides to oncology patients and those with advanced pathologies. The central objective of the evening is to raise funds to advance the construction of the Hospice, a specialized inpatient center planned for the city. The evening will feature gastronomy and a live performance by the musical group De La Hostia.
Declaration of Municipal Interest for the Nursing in the Plaza event
At the proposal of councilwoman Celeste Fuscado (Juntos por Entre Ríos), the deliberative body declared the community event "Nursing in the Plaza: prevent, know and care", to be of Municipal Interest, which will take place next Monday, October 19, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at Plaza 25 de Mayo, within the framework of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The activity, organized jointly by the Outpatient Clinic Service of the Delicia Concepción Masvernat Hospital and the municipal Health Secretariat, will offer educational stations, confidential consultations, and personalized guidance with nursing professionals and a specialist in Gynecology to promote early detection.
Recognition of the Commemorative Gala for the Centenary of the Concordia Football League
On the initiative of councilman Emmanuel Godoy, the declaration of Municipal Interest was approved for the Commemorative Gala of the centenary of the Concordia Football League. The tribute reviews the history of the entity, with background dating back to 1913 and its formal foundation on September 13, 1926, by the Victoria, Libertad, and Wanderer's clubs. The resolution highlights the value of the organization as a social support system for thousands of athletes in the department in its male, youth, and female branches, also noting the historical review dedicated by the Argentine Football Association (AFA). The central event of the celebrations will take place this Friday, October 16, at 9:00 PM at the Odeón Theater, with free tickets available at the headquarters at Rivadavia 582.
Tributes, anniversaries, and social awareness in the chamber
In the section dedicated to tributes, councilmen Javier Aguilar and Celeste Fuscado expressed a cordial greeting to all mothers as their day approaches, extending an invitation to the community to attend the "Expo Mamá" event at the Viñedos Moulins site. For her part, councilwoman Silvina Ovelar commemorated World White Cane Day, highlighting the awareness day held in the city together with blind and low-vision residents, who delivered a document prepared in Braille to promote urban accessibility and respect in public spaces. Before concluding the 30th Ordinary Session, the president of the legislative body renewed her affectionate greeting to all the mothers in the community.