- It also enabled the first stage of the residential gas network that benefits 440 people in San Antonio de Arredondo.
- The sanitation works will require an investment of more than 1,300 million pesos and will improve the quality of life of 85,000 residents.
- “The works generate progress and allow the creation of new sources of work”said the governor.
Governor Juan Schiaretti signed today in San Antonio de Arredondo the contract with the company Supercemento SAIC to start the execution of the basic work of sewage treatment of the southern basin of the San Roque dam that will allow some 85 thousand residents of 6 localities of the Punilla department can connect to the home sewage network.
On the other hand, Schiaretti enabled the first stage of the residential gas network. The first user to receive the service is Paola Quiroga from the Playas de Oro neighborhood.
The work was carried out by the Government of Córdoba and consisted of the installation of 4,500 meters of networks that will allow 110 users to connect to the natural gas network. Thus, approximately 440 inhabitants will benefit, with an investment of 27 million pesos.
Schiaretti highlighted the importance of the two ventures, as a factor of progress for the entire region. “We need to clean up the entire San Roque basin so that we have clean and abundant water, which allows us to preserve the health of our people.-said-, are the works that are not seen but are central to the care of ecology and health”.
These works are part of the strategic plan for sewage sanitation works, projected for a design period of 20 years, with an investment of 1,329,453,688 pesos. The project contemplates the execution of 11,745 meters of maximum sewer, 175 manholes, 6 pumping stations and 4,200 meters of discharge pipe.
The work will begin in June and will generate 30 direct jobs. The towns of Cuesta Blanca, Villa Icho Cruz, Tala Huasi, Mayu Sumaj, San Antonio de Arredondo and the Villa Carlos Paz area will be able to connect to the network.
The event was attended by the head of the Córdoba Tourism Agency, Esteban Avilés; the mayor of Villa Carlos Paz, Daniel Gómez Gesteira; the Secretary of Public Services, Alberto Bresciano; the Director of Infrastructure, Rubén Alberto Borello; the secretary of Social Action, Débora Petrakovsky; the mayor of San Antonio de Arredondo, Patria Cicerone and other community leaders from neighboring towns.
“Together with this work we will surely be able to make more home networksadded the governorThat is why it is a reason for great joy, because we are giving the initial kick to what is the last stage of the main collectors of the entire San Roque Lake basin “.
He then referred to the other progress-generating work in San Antonio de Arredondo. “We come from Paola’s house and from her whole family, to turn on the burner because natural gas has reached this town.”
He indicated that “It is an important saving factor because it costs four times less than bottled gas and it means a leap in the quality of life for people, and it also represents for these localities that are tourist that hotels, cabins, restaurants can also work in winter”.
And I add “Having heating with natural gas is not the same as not having it or depending on more expensive systems”.
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For her part, the mayor of San Antonio de Arrendondo, Patricia Cicerone, expressed: “I want to thank and say that it is an honor for me to have the presence of the governor, because he always has us in mind. We come from lighting the first burner in a home and we feel great emotion because it is something that we saw so far away, the governor promised it and today it is a reality.
Finally, the provincial president explained that “When you finish a work that generates progress, you go for another. And now we are going through the second stage of the gas network, which we will start in three or four months and which is also another loan that the province is going to give for 45 million pesos over a four-year term, so that they can continue to connect to gas. natural”.
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Schiaretti gave Mayor Cicerone a contribution of five million pesos, through the Complementary Fund for Infrastructure Works for Municipalities, Communes and Regional Communities, which will be used for gutter cordoning and paving streets.
