This is a joint action by the Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Urban Development and the Government of Entre Ríos, through CODESAL.
The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Urban Development, is carrying out pothole repair work on the internal roads of the Perilago in a joint action with the Provincial Government, through CODESAL.
With a total of 50 tons of asphalt produced, tasks are being carried out regarding road marking, pothole sawing, demolition, base treatment with cement, prime coating, hot bituminous mix pouring, and compaction.
In this regard, the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López detailed that the works cover “the entire access to the Lake, which presented many difficulties in terms of its transitability, which we know is high at this time of the year, both for the residents of Concordia and for the tourists who choose our city”.
López reported that the improvements are being undertaken in collaboration with CODESAL, regarding machinery, materials, and labor.
INTERVENED SECTORS
During this Friday morning, the work was focused on the access to the Soler Peninsula, which is where there was the most deterioration in the asphalt, and for a few days, work has been carried out on Playa Sol and Punta Viracho, “which are gravel streets and also presented significant deterioration”.
“We want the people of Concordia and the tourists who visit the city to be able to enjoy the Perilago of Salto Grande to its fullest splendor,” stated López.
ROAD SAFETY
For his part, the Head of Inspection of the Directorate of Road Works and Maintenance Mateo Sastre, pointed out that “this work is purely maintenance of the asphalt surface and obviously results in a notable improvement in road safety for everyone”.
In this first stage, he detailed, “we reached this point before the station where the train is, and there will be a second stage where we will reach the access to the Las Palmeras campsite, which is the most compromised part”.
Finally, both officials ask all people who go to that area to drive with caution and follow the instructions of the Traffic Control personnel.
The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Urban Development, is carrying out pothole repair work on the internal roads of the Perilago in a joint action with the Provincial Government, through CODESAL.
With a total of 50 tons of asphalt produced, tasks are being carried out regarding road marking, pothole sawing, demolition, base treatment with cement, prime coating, hot bituminous mix pouring, and compaction.
In this regard, the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López detailed that the works cover “the entire access to the Lake, which presented many difficulties in terms of its transitability, which we know is high at this time of the year, both for the residents of Concordia and for the tourists who choose our city”.
López reported that the improvements are being undertaken in collaboration with CODESAL, regarding machinery, materials, and labor.
INTERVENED SECTORS
During this Friday morning, the work was focused on the access to the Soler Peninsula, which is where there was the most deterioration in the asphalt, and for a few days, work has been carried out on Playa Sol and Punta Viracho, “which are gravel streets and also presented significant deterioration”.
“We want the people of Concordia and the tourists who visit the city to be able to enjoy the Perilago of Salto Grande to its fullest splendor,” stated López.
ROAD SAFETY
For his part, the Head of Inspection of the Directorate of Road Works and Maintenance Mateo Sastre, pointed out that “this work is purely maintenance of the asphalt surface and obviously results in a notable improvement in road safety for everyone”.
In this first stage, he detailed, “we reached this point before the station where the train is, and there will be a second stage where we will reach the access to the Las Palmeras campsite, which is the most compromised part”.
Finally, both officials ask all people who go to that area to drive with caution and follow the instructions of the Traffic Control personnel.