During this Tuesday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué toured the new Water Treatment Plant, prior to traveling to Buenos Aires to initiate the corresponding administrative case files before the National Entity for Water Works and Sanitation (ENOHSA) that will allow for the completion of the project.
During the tour, where he was accompanied by representatives of the construction company and the UOCRA union, Azcué was briefed on the progress of the project, which is currently at 91%.
“This Wednesday I am traveling to Buenos Aires, to ENOHSA, to carry out the corresponding procedures that will allow for the completion of the plant, which is currently at 91%. This project is a priority for the residents of Concordia, with very significant progress, and once concluded, it will allow us to guarantee the population an essential service such as water,” stated the Mayor.
The tour of the new Water Treatment Plant was attended by the Secretary General of the Construction Workers Union of the Argentine Republic (UOCRA) Walter Doronzoro and Engineer Ernesto Gallo, technical representative of the project.
During the tour, where he was accompanied by representatives of the construction company and the UOCRA union, Azcué was briefed on the progress of the project, which is currently at 91%.
“This Wednesday I am traveling to Buenos Aires, to ENOHSA, to carry out the corresponding procedures that will allow for the completion of the plant, which is currently at 91%. This project is a priority for the residents of Concordia, with very significant progress, and once concluded, it will allow us to guarantee the population an essential service such as water,” stated the Mayor.
The tour of the new Water Treatment Plant was attended by the Secretary General of the Construction Workers Union of the Argentine Republic (UOCRA) Walter Doronzoro and Engineer Ernesto Gallo, technical representative of the project.