Samana.– President Luis Abinader gave the first peck to begin construction work on the entrance to the city of Santa Bárbara de Samana at a cost of 300 million pesos.
The work carried out by the Ministry of Public Works It will have an intervention of 3.3 kilometers from the municipal district of El Limón until reaching the main municipality of the province.
The head of Public Works, Deligne Ascensión, said that the government has already delivered works worth 500 million pesos.
“The investment in works delivered this Sunday by President Luis Abinader in the Samaná province executed by the Ministry of Public Works totals 500 million pesos,” said the head of the portfolio.
He indicated that these 500 million were used on the El Limón bridge, paved in the Santa Bárbara-Samaná sectors.Anabel beach areas, Villa Clara, Villa Felix, Loma de Colón, Javier alley, the construction of the El Limón, El Naranjo, Cabeza de Toro and Las Garitas neighborhood roads.
Likewise, the construction of neighborhood roads in Agua Sabrosa and Palmarito. Likewise, the construction of 1.8 km of sidewalks, embankments, potholes, laying of pipes in El Limón, asphalting of the Batida and Jacoba sectors, including del.pley street and William Johnson avenue, and what is equivalent to the laying of 317 cubic meters of asphalt.
Regarding the construction of the entrance to the province, Deligne stated that, “once the work is finished, the residents of Samaná will be proud of the first impression they will give to the visitors of the demarcation.”
Samana Malecon
Likewise, President Abinader and the Minister of Tourism, David Collado, led the presentation ceremony of the so-called Malecón Project, which seeks to add value to the tourism proposal of this province and have a favorable impact on the community of the main municipality.
The project, which will cost RD$449,000,000, aims to improve the storm drainage conditions of the Santa Barbara boardwalk, by increasing the capacities of the conduits that connect the town’s river and the Panchita ravine with the ocean. .
The Pueblo Viejo river and the Panchita ravine are the main bodies that transport rainwater from the municipality.
Both President Abinader and the Minister of Tourism, David Collado, highlighted the importance of the work, which will directly impact the main municipality and will give a major redo to the colorful San Felipe boardwalk.
