Mayor Enrique Cresto and the Secretary of Urban Development Mireya López Bernis supervised the progress of the works that include the improvement, refunctionalization, and repaving of the South Access to Concordia.
This is a project managed through the National Government that will enhance one of the most important entrances for local productive and tourist logistics.
In this regard, Mayor Enrique Cresto pointed out that this work is framed “within a strategic plan that we are carrying out with Governor Gustavo Bordet and the National Government, aiming to improve all access points to the city” and mentioned that “Concordia has a commercial access, another productive one which is Route 4 that we have already finished, and then there is the tourist access which is the entire area of Route 015, where we are now working on the bike path project and widening, also with the National Highway Administration”.
“For now, this south access will be the same as what was done on Route 4, with complementary works. This is also added to the north access work through Osvaldo Magnasco. We are happy because we are finishing the work on all access points and in the coming days the paving work for the Industrial Park will be carried out”, highlighted Cresto.
It should be noted that the work - financed by the National Ministry of Public Works through the National Highway Administration - enhances one of the main entrances for production and tourism; it improves accessibility to the Industrial Park and optimizes traffic and safety conditions for the families of El Martillo, Benito Legerén, Villa Adela, Las Tejas, and the surrounding areas.
For her part, the Secretary of Urban Development Mireya López Bernis highlighted that “this work on the south access to the city is important because it provides good connectivity and a good entrance for those who come to visit Concordia. Therefore, it is important to have the access points in good condition, well-paved, illuminated, and signposted".
“This work, together with that, will also involve working on the signage for the entrance to Benito Legeren with lighting that we will carry out with the municipality's own funds. It is important because it is an industrial and production zone", she added. And finally, she said that "it is important that the Industrial Park continues to grow with its infrastructure, which is also necessary for those companies that are established and those that are going to be installed", she concluded.