Meanwhile, work continues in the low-lying area, so the community is requested not to circulate through the intervened areas and to respect the signage, in order to preserve safety and facilitate the progress of the tasks.
The Municipality of Concordia, through the Costanera Management Entity, informs the community that after completing the cleaning tasks following the receding of the Uruguay River waters, the high area and the use of restrooms have been enabled for the public.
This is possible after an intense operation with personnel from the Entity and the support of the Secretariat of Urban Development, Southern Defense, Directorate of Electrotechnics and Communications, and the Volunteer Firefighters of our city.
María Perini, head of the Entity, highlighted the commitment and joint work that, despite the adverse weather conditions: “the cleaning of the entire high area was finished, removing all the mud that had remained adhered, and we are waiting for the weather to improve to then begin with the painting tasks and for the place to return to how it was before the flood”.
LOW-LYING AREA
On the other hand, Perini indicated that work continues in the low-lying area, where the flood caused greater damage due to the prolonged time the water remained. There, destruction of curbs, sidewalks, grills, and edges was recorded, as well as obstructions in recently installed sewers, a product of the deep ruts generated on the dirt road by the passage of vehicles in soft soil conditions.
The community is requested not to circulate through the intervened areas and to respect the signage, in order to preserve safety and facilitate the progress of the work.
The Municipality of Concordia, through the Costanera Management Entity, informs the community that after completing the cleaning tasks following the receding of the Uruguay River waters, the high area and the use of restrooms have been enabled for the public.
This is possible after an intense operation with personnel from the Entity and the support of the Secretariat of Urban Development, Southern Defense, Directorate of Electrotechnics and Communications, and the Volunteer Firefighters of our city.
María Perini, head of the Entity, highlighted the commitment and joint work that, despite the adverse weather conditions: “the cleaning of the entire high area was finished, removing all the mud that had remained adhered, and we are waiting for the weather to improve to then begin with the painting tasks and for the place to return to how it was before the flood”.
LOW-LYING AREA
On the other hand, Perini indicated that work continues in the low-lying area, where the flood caused greater damage due to the prolonged time the water remained. There, destruction of curbs, sidewalks, grills, and edges was recorded, as well as obstructions in recently installed sewers, a product of the deep ruts generated on the dirt road by the passage of vehicles in soft soil conditions.
The community is requested not to circulate through the intervened areas and to respect the signage, in order to preserve safety and facilitate the progress of the work.