With Decree No. 1.005/2025, the Municipality of Concordia regulated Ordinance No. 38.468 and made official the initial list of squares, small squares, parks, avenues, and roundabouts that will be part of the Public Space Sponsorship Program in the city.
In this way, a fundamental step is taken to formally enable the implementation of this initiative aimed at strengthening the care, preservation, and enhancement of squares, small squares, parks, and other sites for community use in the city.
This program, an initiative of the Secretariat of Urban Development and approved by ordinance in the Deliberative Council, seeks for institutions, clubs, companies, or individuals to take charge of the maintenance and enhancement of squares and public spaces, fostering a sense of belonging and commitment to the urban environment. In exchange for maintenance, sponsors will receive promotion of their participation and discounts on municipal taxes.
Those interested in being part of the program can go to the offices of the Undersecretariat of Environment at 631 Salta Street; via email concordiasustentable@gmail.com or by phone at 345 408 0317.
FIRST STAGE
The decree, signed by the Mayor, Dr. Francisco Azcué and the Secretary of Urban Development, Architect Alejandro López, details a series of squares, small squares, parks, avenues, and roundabouts that will make up the first stage of the sponsorship, to which other sites may be added in the future, including at the request of interested individuals or institutions.
List of public spaces incorporated into the program:
• Plaza de la Rural – Eva Perón Ave. and M. Bernard – La Terminal Neighborhood
• Plaza Zorraquín – Espejo and P. del Castillo – Lezca Neighborhood
• Plazoleta 1° Junta – Monseñor Tavella and Ricardo Rojas – Universidad Neighborhood
• Néstor Kirchner Ave. – From Mitre to Coldaroli – Nebel Sur Neighborhood
• Maipú Boulevard – From San Lorenzo Boulevard to Salta – Nebel Sur Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Buenos Vecinos – Independencia Ave. and San Luis – La Bianca Neighborhood
• Roundabout – Independencia Ave. and Monseñor Rosch Ave. – Golf Neighborhood
• Plazoleta de la Salud – Eva Perón Ave. and Von Wernich – José Arévalo Neighborhood
• Carrefour – Eva Perón Ave. between Lieberman and J.J. Valle – Leoncio de Luque Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Barrio El Triángulo – Presidente Illia Ave. and Gobernador Cresto Ave. – Justo José de Urquiza Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Juan Pablo II – Néstor Garat and Mayor Quinteros – Río Uruguay Park
• Plazoleta de las Colectividades – Hipólito Yrigoyen and Espino – Centro XII Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Chacra 12 – Vicente Linares and Mario E. Medina – El Martillo Neighborhood
• Roundabout – Las Heras Ave. and Humberto Primo – Nuestra Señora de Pompeya Neighborhood
• Plaza 27 de Noviembre – Vuelta de Obligado and Perú – Villa Zorraquín Neighborhood
• Linear Park in front of Egger Company – Rucci Ave. S/N – Las Tejas Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Presbítero Jorge E. Odiard – Tala and República del Paraguay – Universidad Neighborhood.
In this way, progress is made in the application of the Ordinance and the concrete execution of the Sponsorship Program is enabled, consolidating a tool that will allow for the coordination of efforts between the State, civil society, and the private sector to improve and preserve the city's common spaces.
In this way, a fundamental step is taken to formally enable the implementation of this initiative aimed at strengthening the care, preservation, and enhancement of squares, small squares, parks, and other sites for community use in the city.
This program, an initiative of the Secretariat of Urban Development and approved by ordinance in the Deliberative Council, seeks for institutions, clubs, companies, or individuals to take charge of the maintenance and enhancement of squares and public spaces, fostering a sense of belonging and commitment to the urban environment. In exchange for maintenance, sponsors will receive promotion of their participation and discounts on municipal taxes.
Those interested in being part of the program can go to the offices of the Undersecretariat of Environment at 631 Salta Street; via email concordiasustentable@gmail.com or by phone at 345 408 0317.
FIRST STAGE
The decree, signed by the Mayor, Dr. Francisco Azcué and the Secretary of Urban Development, Architect Alejandro López, details a series of squares, small squares, parks, avenues, and roundabouts that will make up the first stage of the sponsorship, to which other sites may be added in the future, including at the request of interested individuals or institutions.
List of public spaces incorporated into the program:
• Plaza de la Rural – Eva Perón Ave. and M. Bernard – La Terminal Neighborhood
• Plaza Zorraquín – Espejo and P. del Castillo – Lezca Neighborhood
• Plazoleta 1° Junta – Monseñor Tavella and Ricardo Rojas – Universidad Neighborhood
• Néstor Kirchner Ave. – From Mitre to Coldaroli – Nebel Sur Neighborhood
• Maipú Boulevard – From San Lorenzo Boulevard to Salta – Nebel Sur Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Buenos Vecinos – Independencia Ave. and San Luis – La Bianca Neighborhood
• Roundabout – Independencia Ave. and Monseñor Rosch Ave. – Golf Neighborhood
• Plazoleta de la Salud – Eva Perón Ave. and Von Wernich – José Arévalo Neighborhood
• Carrefour – Eva Perón Ave. between Lieberman and J.J. Valle – Leoncio de Luque Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Barrio El Triángulo – Presidente Illia Ave. and Gobernador Cresto Ave. – Justo José de Urquiza Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Juan Pablo II – Néstor Garat and Mayor Quinteros – Río Uruguay Park
• Plazoleta de las Colectividades – Hipólito Yrigoyen and Espino – Centro XII Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Chacra 12 – Vicente Linares and Mario E. Medina – El Martillo Neighborhood
• Roundabout – Las Heras Ave. and Humberto Primo – Nuestra Señora de Pompeya Neighborhood
• Plaza 27 de Noviembre – Vuelta de Obligado and Perú – Villa Zorraquín Neighborhood
• Linear Park in front of Egger Company – Rucci Ave. S/N – Las Tejas Neighborhood
• Plazoleta Presbítero Jorge E. Odiard – Tala and República del Paraguay – Universidad Neighborhood.
In this way, progress is made in the application of the Ordinance and the concrete execution of the Sponsorship Program is enabled, consolidating a tool that will allow for the coordination of efforts between the State, civil society, and the private sector to improve and preserve the city's common spaces.