Various work teams have begun to repair the streets in the most critical conditions. In the last 20 days, around 100 interventions have been carried out, including patching.
Work has been prioritised on the most critical routes and is expected to continue with those of medium and low complexity in the coming months.
The Municipality of San Isidro is currently repairing streets in different parts of the district, through its Secretariat for the Environment and Public Space. The work was prioritized in the most critical areas and it is planned to continue with those of medium and low complexity in the coming months. In addition, there is a specific team doing small patching jobs continuously throughout the territory. In the last 20 days, around 100 interventions were carried out in total.
Among the latest arrangements carried out is the repaving of the intersection of Hipólito Yrigoyen, Saavedra and Diagonal Tucumán (Martínez), a section of Tomkinson between Becco and Santana (Beccar), Castelli between Vélez Sársfield and Hipólito Yrigoyen (Martínez), Eduardo Costa between Güemes and Urquiza (Acassuso) and the intersection of José Ingenieros and Virasoro (Beccar). A first stage of patching on Av. Centenario was also completed.
There are currently six work fronts in progress: Fondo de la Legua between Drago and Dorrego (Villa Adelina); the intersection of Entre Ríos and Castelli (Martínez); the intersection of Libertad and Necochea (Martínez); Diego Palma Street between Chaco and Santana (San Isidro); Av. Real Camino Morón between Asamblea and Junín (Boulogne); and Asamblea between Darragueira and Malabia (Boulogne). In the coming days, work will begin on Av. Santa Fe and Vélez Sarsfield (Martínez).
The works are duly marked with fences and specific signage and are accompanied by Traffic Agents to assist with detours if necessary. The relocation of bus stops, temporary parking bans and suggested detours for vehicle drivers are reported.
Bus lines that need to make detours are also notified and temporary closures are uploaded to the Waze app.
Source: Ambito
