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Belem (PA) - The Ministry of Cities advanced, this Wednesday (1st), on another agenda of investments in urbanization and housing in Para. In Belem, work orders were signed for the start of works on the Tucunduba and Ariri Bolonha canals, in addition to the resumption of Residencial Neuton Miranda, in the Telegrafo neighborhood.
During the agenda, the Minister of Cities, Jader Filho, highlighted the impact of the actions on the population and was moved when talking about the resumption of housing works in the state.
Today is the beginning of yet another transformation in Belem. There are several fronts of work that bring to life works that were dreamed of by the population, but which, for a long time, remained at a standstill and caused many people to lose hope, he stated.
The minister also highlighted the Federal Governments efforts in resuming housing developments in Para. There is great emotion when we see that we have managed to resume all the Minha Casa, Minha Vida works in the state. There were more than 14 thousand homes that were paralyzed and have now started moving forward again, he added.
The initiatives are part of the Federal Governments investments aimed at improving urban infrastructure, preventing flooding and expanding access to decent housing in the capital of Para.
Works on the Tucunduba Canal benefit almost 50 thousand families
The Tucunduba Canal urbanization and qualification project will benefit around 49,500 families in the Guama, Terra Firme, Canudos, Universitario and Marco neighborhoods.
The intervention foresees structuring actions in rainwater drainage, water supply, sewage, urban mobility and urbanization, in addition to the construction of housing units for the resettlement of families living in risk areas.
Credit: Filipe Jordao.
The work also includes the implementation of a linear park with public facilities, such as sports courts, playgrounds, library, outdoor gym and social spaces.
With a total investment of R 127.7 million, of which R 121.3 million is from the Union, the project will have an execution period of 32 months and should generate around 150 direct jobs. The works will be carried out by Consorcio Novo Tucunduba.
Ariri Bolonha Canal expands urban infrastructure in the metropolitan region
The start of urbanization works on the Ariri Bolonha Canal was also authorized, which covers areas of Belem and Ananindeua and should benefit around 150 thousand people, especially in the Cabanagem and Coqueiro neighborhoods.
The project includes interventions in drainage, water supply, sewage, urban mobility, in addition to the implementation of a linear park and road improvements.
It is also planned to build 96 housing units for family resettlement.
The total investment is R222.2 million, with R200 million coming from the Federal Government.
Resumption of Residencial Neuton Miranda brings housing to 168 families
During the agenda, the contracting of a company to resume work on Residencial Neuton Miranda, in the Telegrafo neighborhood, was also signed.
The project will have 168 housing units, distributed in 21 blocks of four floors, in addition to community facilities such as a community center, library, playground and social spaces.
With an investment of R32.5 million, fully financed by the Minha Casa, Minha Vida (FAR) program, the work will take an estimated 18 months and will be carried out by SMC Engenharia.
Paralyzed for more than two decades, the project was resumed after 22 years, representing an important advance for housing policy in the city and for families awaiting the projects completion.
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