The works are being carried out through provincial funds. “With the support of Governor Rogelio Frigerio, it was possible to reactivate this project and we hope that it will be completed very soon,” remarked Mayor Azcué.
Mayor Francisco Azcué was touring the significant progress of the southern access road project to Concordia, known as the “Y Griega,” which was reactivated last April by decision of the Government of the Province of Entre Ríos.
Currently, resurfacing works are being executed in the access area to the Industrial Park of our city, and once that stage is completed, work will proceed in the El Martillo sector and the intersection with Autovía 14.
When the start of the project was announced, Governor Frigerio highlighted that despite the economic difficulties, his administration had decided to resume the project with provincial resources because “we understand that it is fundamental for the community.”
Mayor Azcué not only recalled the commitment made a few months ago but also highlighted that “seeing the progress, we hope that it will be completed soon and that our access will be ready. We are very grateful to Governor Frigerio for the support.”
RESURFACING
The Secretary of Urban Development, Alejandro López, detailed that “the first lane is being resurfaced; it is a complex task that required a lot of management work between the Municipality and the Provincial Government so that a solution could be reached.”
For his part, the Undersecretary of Public Works, Mateo Sastre, specified that “between this week and the next, a total of 1,700 tons of asphalt mix will be laid. First, the existing pavement was milled, a tack coat was applied over this layer, and currently, asphalt mix is being laid to reconstruct the pavement, so it will be completely new, and that impacts road safety.”
Santiago Vecchio, manager of the firm in charge of the works, commented that “in the course of these days, we are going to leave the straight part of the project completely resurfaced; we will then have the entire access part and El Martillo left, which is the other part that will be resurfaced,” adding that the painting, horizontal and vertical signage, and signage works will also be completed.
Mayor Francisco Azcué was touring the significant progress of the southern access road project to Concordia, known as the “Y Griega,” which was reactivated last April by decision of the Government of the Province of Entre Ríos.
Currently, resurfacing works are being executed in the access area to the Industrial Park of our city, and once that stage is completed, work will proceed in the El Martillo sector and the intersection with Autovía 14.
When the start of the project was announced, Governor Frigerio highlighted that despite the economic difficulties, his administration had decided to resume the project with provincial resources because “we understand that it is fundamental for the community.”
Mayor Azcué not only recalled the commitment made a few months ago but also highlighted that “seeing the progress, we hope that it will be completed soon and that our access will be ready. We are very grateful to Governor Frigerio for the support.”
RESURFACING
The Secretary of Urban Development, Alejandro López, detailed that “the first lane is being resurfaced; it is a complex task that required a lot of management work between the Municipality and the Provincial Government so that a solution could be reached.”
For his part, the Undersecretary of Public Works, Mateo Sastre, specified that “between this week and the next, a total of 1,700 tons of asphalt mix will be laid. First, the existing pavement was milled, a tack coat was applied over this layer, and currently, asphalt mix is being laid to reconstruct the pavement, so it will be completely new, and that impacts road safety.”
Santiago Vecchio, manager of the firm in charge of the works, commented that “in the course of these days, we are going to leave the straight part of the project completely resurfaced; we will then have the entire access part and El Martillo left, which is the other part that will be resurfaced,” adding that the painting, horizontal and vertical signage, and signage works will also be completed.