The first phase of the work for the comprehensive reform, renovation of water, sanitation, lighting and telecommunications networks and beautification of El Calvario street, in La Esperanza, corresponding to the beginning of the road until its intersection with Víctor Zurita street, It already shows the new finishes and the respective widths of sidewalks and road that the main entrance route to the historic center of the town of La Esperanza from the main road (TF-24) will have.
«The new arrangement of sidewalks, car parks and road, all on a single platform at ground level, will provide universal accessibility to the whole of the street, in which, in addition, obstacles on sidewalks are eliminated, cable networks are eliminated aerial and tactile buttoned pavement is integrated to notify blind people of the proximity of fords, bus stops or pedestrian crossings, “the City Council detailed in a press release.
The mayor of El Rosario, Escolástico Gil, paid a visit to the work on Thursday, accompanied by the Councilor for Works and Urban Planning, Juan Jesús del Rosario; of the construction management, and municipal technicians, to find out on the ground the progress of the project called Renovation and improvements in the water supply network, accessibility and equipment in El Calvario street, and which is executed by the Temporary Union of Employment (UTE) formed by Canaragua Concesiones SAU and Constructora Lantigua e Hijo SL through a municipal investment of one million euros.
In addition, this work, which began in January and is configured as an important renovation and beautification project, will be the model to follow for the next renovation of the Town Hall and Adelantado squares.as well as the rest of the historic center of the Villa and in which the new Building for Uses of Environmental and Complementary Services will be integrated, which will replace the building of the old Rosariero City Hall.
With this action, El Calvario street will be improved along its entire length (approximately 650 meters), between the intersection with El Cascajal street and up to the junctions, inclusive, with Pedro Juan García Hernández streets and Plaza del Ayuntamiento. To do this, pedestrian routes will be promoted, giving them preference, ordering parking lots, so that they do not create physical barriers and facilitating the mobility of pedestrians, especially those with reduced mobility, the note collects.
To the general embellishment of the street, whose sidewalks and parking areas are made with porphyry and granite pavements, is added the renewal of the water supply network and its provision of fire hydrants and hydrants, the execution of new low voltage and telecommunications pipelines that allow the burying of said networks and the reorganization and improvement of public lighting.
One of the main actions has to do with the comprehensive renovation of the water supply network on this street, which has been designed in such a way that it allows the network to be divided into four independent zones without causing service interruptions in all route.
