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They will improve vehicular and pedestrian traffic, strengthening connectivity and the quality of life of hundreds of families.The Provincial Municipality of Piura continues with the reconstruction of the road infrastructure of the historic human settlement Pachitea, which after more than 50 years will have new tracks and sidewalks that will improve vehicular and pedestrian passability, strengthening connectivity and the quality of life of hundreds of families.
As part of the scheduled work, this afternoon the paving of a section of Huallaga Street, adjacent to San Martin Avenue, was carried out, progressing according to the established schedule.
Councilor Cristhian Vargas visited the sector to learn about the technical details of the work, within the framework of his inspection work. During the tour it was confirmed that, with the paving of this section of Huallaga Street, a new advance is completed that includes the three blocks of this road and its intersections with Cajamarca and San Martin streets.
The councilor pointed out that Pachitea deserves to have quality tracks and highlighted that the current management seeks to guarantee an infrastructure with a long useful life. The rigid pavement technology must ensure this, as long as the high quality standards are met; for that reason we are supervising the work being carried out. The paving on this artery comprises 180 linear meters and a thickness of 20 centimeters, completing one block and the remaining section, he indicated.
Added to these works is the paving of Amazonas Street, whose entire section has been intervened from Sullana Avenue to Luis Eguiguren Avenue (formerly Malaga). Likewise, work continues on Cajamarca Street, from Pachitea Street to Amazonas; and in Jiron San Martin, from Martires de Uchuraccay Avenue to Maranon Street, among other roads that are part of the project.
Representatives of the contracting company reported that the work continues to be carried out in accordance with the established schedule, complying with the provisions of the technical file and the execution deadlines. In that sense, they thanked the neighbors for their understanding and reiterated the call to respect the concrete setting process, a fundamental stage in which the material reaches the necessary resistance to withstand high traffic demand.
In this way, the provincial commune, led by Mayor Gabriel Madrid Orue, promotes works that seek to improve urban mobility and the living conditions of residents, marking a new stage for the historic Pachitea, which with its 124 years of creation leaves behind the dust and dirt to make way for modern and safe road infrastructure.
