The project includes 261 square meters of sidewalks and 90 linear meters of curbs.
In his effort to continue strengthening the destination of Jarabacoa, the Minister of Tourism, David Collado, inaugurated this Tuesday the reconstruction of the Belarmino Ramírez road from Mata de Cadillo to Jumunuco, in this municipality, at a cost of more than 80 million pesos.
The project is an important road axis that provides access to the community of Jumunuco, known as the Belarmino Ramírez road with a length of 3.34 kilometers and a width of 7 linear meters, a press release highlights.
In addition, it includes the construction of 6,680 linear meters of channels on its sides, to form longitudinal drainage.
Collado said that the project has a great impact on the entire area and improves the living conditions of its inhabitants.
“For us, there are no small or large projects. What’s important to us is that the projects have an impact on the community and change the living conditions of its people,” the official stated.
Collado stated that he will continue to take measures, together with the private sector, to strengthen the development and growth of tourism in Jarabacoa.
The project includes 261 square meters of sidewalks and 90 linear meters of curbs within the communities involved, as well as the construction of a 210 square meter parking area to serve the 911 emergency unit.
Likewise, the reconstruction of 4 existing registers, two culverts of 36” and 24”, the construction of 3 fords, for the correct flow of water, thus guaranteeing the durability of the constructed road.
The road and sidewalks were also cleaned, asphalt concrete was laid, and road signs (horizontal and vertical) were installed.
The project was built under the coordination of the Executive Committee for Infrastructure of Tourist Zones (CEIZTUR), for a total amount of RD$80,747,806.09.
This activity was attended by the main municipal and provincial authorities and businesspeople linked to the tourism sector.
