Finally, and after months of work, the shopping center of José Ingenieros, a town in the Tres de Febrero Party, was recently presented with its integral renovation.
Authorities and a large group of neighbors met in the act of reopening the area of greater movement of the neighborhood to enable the works that show a more modern, illuminated and safe site.
"Improving the circulation spaces of our district is a priority and, to achieve this, we work with integral renovations in the neighborhoods. Together with the neighboring families we present the transformed shopping center of José Ingenieros located on García Lorca Street, between José Ingenieros and Lincoln, "they reported from the Commune.
With the improvements in public infrastructure, more than 100 neighborhood businesses have benefited.
The renovation work of the traditional promenade of the town included the installation of new LED luminaire, the repair of sidewalks, cords, accesses and shelters of collectives; the placement of urban furniture (such as benches, bicycle racks and waste baskets); and the creation of ramps for people with reduced mobility.
With the improvements in the shopping center and throughout the environment, in addition to the neighbors who come daily to make their purchases, 50 shops are also benefited directly and another 75 more that are located in the streets surrounding García Lorca.
Barbershops and hairdressers, beauty salons, clothing stores, hamburgers and pizzerias, upholstery, kiosks, stores and supermarkets, greengrocers and greengrocers, poultry shops, delicatessens, bakeries, ice cream parlors, a car dealership, banks and an insurance company are some of the places that are part of the always busy place located on the border with the City of Buenos Aires, on the other side of General Paz Avenue.
For the opening of the space, there were musical shows and artistic activities.
"This is not only a benefit for families, but also for the merchants who work every day to build a better municipality," said the mayor of Tres de Febrero, Diego Valenzuela. And he elaborated: "The objective is to strengthen the encounter between neighbors, work and security."
For the opening day of the new shopping center, which already looks much more organized, a day was held with live music, and cultural and sports activities. For that, the municipal staff cut García Lorca, in the stretch between General Paz Avenue and José Ingenieros Street, and set up a gazebo to carry out the artistic shows.
The remodeling works already completed in José Ingenieros are added to the works also completed in El Palomar and San Martín Avenue. Meanwhile, work is progressing to improve circulation and safety in the corridors of Santos Vega (Villa Bosch) and Rosas, in the city of Caseros.
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