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Change of sewer and paving networks with financing from the Regional Government of LambayequeWith the purpose of verifying the progress of the interventions in the district of Jose Leonardo Ortiz (JLO), the regional governor of Lambayeque, Jorge Perez Flores, and the district mayor, Elber Requejo Sanchez, supervised the progress of the work to recover local roads in the San Carlos urbanization. The project, identified with CUI 2561440, currently presents a physical progress of 79.86%.
The intervention has a total investment of S/21,937,176.8 and will benefit approximately 4,536 inhabitants of the area. The physical goals include the installation of more than 32,000 linear meters of rigid pavement, concrete sidewalks, green areas and the planting of plants for the healthy recreation of families.
Governor Jorge Perez Flores highlighted that these are interventions that are born from scratch. We are making walkability return with cement works that will remain. San Carlos did not have sewage or storm drainage; we started from scratch and now we are designing its new future, said the regional leader.
Perez Flores also announced that the impact of the management will reach the economic heart of the district. We are going to enter the Moshoqueque market emporium. It is the economic structure of JLO and we are going to pave it giving 100% until the last day, he assured. He also highlighted the completion of strategic roads such as Av. Bolivar, Kennedy and Av. Argentina, in addition to the upcoming start of Av. Mexico, where in two weeks the sewage will be changed from end to end.
The governor praised the work of Mayor Elber Requejo, describing his management as unprecedented in the remodeling of tracks, sidewalks and sports infrastructure. What the mayor is doing is going to change the lives of young people and children. We want JLO to have a break and for the town to witness this great transformation, he added. Finally, it was proposed to integrate the renovated San Carlos Park into a Popes route, connecting the Santa Rosa de Lima church.
The local roads involved in this stage of the San Carlos project include Av. America, Ca. Espana, Ca. Nicolas de Ayllon, Atahualpa, Huascar, Husares de Junin, Ayacucho, Incanato, Conquista, Latina, Democracia, Tahuantinsuyo and Cahuide.