“Today we are paving Lieberman Street, which is a total of 12 blocks between Diamante and Yuquerí, and advancing on the scheduled repaving in the city center, within the framework of the 200-block plan financed by the province; in addition to doubling shifts for the maintenance of gravel streets in different neighborhoods,” detailed the Undersecretary of Public Services, Oscar Santana, regarding this matter.
“In terms of urban development, there has been a historic transformation during the administration of Enrique Cresto, with paving, repaving, and street improvement works throughout the city,” added the official.
"Major works are important, such as the Airport, the Water Treatment Plant, or the profound change made at the Abasto, where we went from an open-air dump to a modern processing and recycling center; but for the planned growth of the city, it is essential that these works are accompanied by improvements in the network of streets and avenues, which are also priority works in this administration," argued Santana.
ADVANCING TOGETHER WITH THE RESIDENTS
“I have lived here for 30 years and they promised asphalt several times, but now it has been fulfilled. For the neighborhood, it is a very important improvement,” commented Luciana Kloster, a resident and merchant on Lieberman Street, regarding this matter.
For his part, Ramiro Domínguez, a retired railway worker from the Colonial neighborhood, added that “there are many neighborhoods in this area and remises, buses, and people who go to the center or take their children to school pass through these streets all day long,” he explained.
“We were seeing that Gregoria Pérez was paved, that Moulins was done, and we hoped that they would also consider Lieberman. We were very happy when the people from the municipality came to inform us that our street was also going to be paved, and now we are already seeing the machines working here,” he concluded.
“In terms of urban development, there has been a historic transformation during the administration of Enrique Cresto, with paving, repaving, and street improvement works throughout the city,” added the official.
"Major works are important, such as the Airport, the Water Treatment Plant, or the profound change made at the Abasto, where we went from an open-air dump to a modern processing and recycling center; but for the planned growth of the city, it is essential that these works are accompanied by improvements in the network of streets and avenues, which are also priority works in this administration," argued Santana.
ADVANCING TOGETHER WITH THE RESIDENTS
“I have lived here for 30 years and they promised asphalt several times, but now it has been fulfilled. For the neighborhood, it is a very important improvement,” commented Luciana Kloster, a resident and merchant on Lieberman Street, regarding this matter.
For his part, Ramiro Domínguez, a retired railway worker from the Colonial neighborhood, added that “there are many neighborhoods in this area and remises, buses, and people who go to the center or take their children to school pass through these streets all day long,” he explained.
“We were seeing that Gregoria Pérez was paved, that Moulins was done, and we hoped that they would also consider Lieberman. We were very happy when the people from the municipality came to inform us that our street was also going to be paved, and now we are already seeing the machines working here,” he concluded.