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Thanks to this project, more than 11 thousand residents will benefit from access to quality basic servicesThe Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS) completed and delivered the technical file that will guide the development of the project to expand drinking water and sewage services in the new facilities of the Horacio Zevallos, Pariachi and Annexes Scheme, in the district of Ate.
The approval of the file was formalized through Directorial Resolution No. 0053-2026-VIVIENDA-VMCS-PASLC/UGI, published on April 15, in the official newspaper El Peruano.
This megaproject, which will be executed by the sector through the Safe Water Program for Lima and Callao (PASLC), will require an investment greater than S/270 million. The resources will allow 2,077 families to have access to drinking water and sanitation services for the first time.
The development of the Horacio Zevallos Scheme will help us reduce the gap in the capital. Our efforts are focused on providing the vulnerable population with drinking water, quality sanitation and decent housing. That is what we are aiming for, the Ministry of Housing highlighted.
The work will contemplate the collection of drinking water through the construction of two underground wells, the construction and improvement of drinking water reservoirs, as well as the construction of new cisterns. In addition, impulsion, conduction and adduction lines will be installed, as well as primary and secondary networks for the distribution of the service.
For its part, the sewage system will include the installation of the primary collector, installation of projected pipes and mailboxes, as well as the construction of a junction chamber, secondary collectors distributed in two schemes and various overflow lines to guarantee the operation of the system. Wastewater discharges will be directed to the Santa Clara Wastewater Treatment Plant.
In this way, the Government seeks to guarantee the population a better quality of life, providing a continuous drinking water service to the most needy families, and a sanitation system that will reduce the risks of infections and diseases.
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In order to guarantee the legal use of the land, the MVCS, through the National Superintendence of State Assets (SBN), made available the availability of nine properties that comprise a total area of 3,162.67 m2.
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