The Municipality of Concordia, through the Directorate of Electrotechnics and Communications, continues to implement the public lighting system modernization plan in different parts of the city, an action that is part of a comprehensive strategy for energy efficiency and public space recovery.
This Monday, the work was carried out at the “Cabo Godoy” square in the La Bianca neighborhood.
In this regard, the Director of Electrotechnics and Communications, Andrés Villalba, explained that the tasks include the relocation of lighting poles that had remained within wooded areas, creating sectors with poor visibility. “This left different parts of the square in the dark, which is why we are relocating the poles and also adding new ones, since the space was expanded and playground equipment was incorporated that needed better lighting”.
In addition, maintenance tasks are being carried out on existing structures, such as the repair of bases and the replacement of sodium luminaires with LED luminaires. “This not only improves the quality of the light, but also represents progress in our goal of energy savings. It is part of a plan that we are developing in different parts of the city”, highlighted Villalba.
In that sense, he recalled that similar works were recently carried out in the squares of the Carretera de la Cruz neighborhood, in the Benito Legerén neighborhood, and also in La Bianca, but in the main square.
Finally, Villalba announced that “we are receiving a batch of 100 new LED luminaires that will be used to complete the lighting of the city's microcenter. In the coming days, residents will notice these advances”.
This Monday, the work was carried out at the “Cabo Godoy” square in the La Bianca neighborhood.
In this regard, the Director of Electrotechnics and Communications, Andrés Villalba, explained that the tasks include the relocation of lighting poles that had remained within wooded areas, creating sectors with poor visibility. “This left different parts of the square in the dark, which is why we are relocating the poles and also adding new ones, since the space was expanded and playground equipment was incorporated that needed better lighting”.
In addition, maintenance tasks are being carried out on existing structures, such as the repair of bases and the replacement of sodium luminaires with LED luminaires. “This not only improves the quality of the light, but also represents progress in our goal of energy savings. It is part of a plan that we are developing in different parts of the city”, highlighted Villalba.
In that sense, he recalled that similar works were recently carried out in the squares of the Carretera de la Cruz neighborhood, in the Benito Legerén neighborhood, and also in La Bianca, but in the main square.
Finally, Villalba announced that “we are receiving a batch of 100 new LED luminaires that will be used to complete the lighting of the city's microcenter. In the coming days, residents will notice these advances”.