Ocotlán begins paving Guadalupe Victoria street

The government of Ocotlán has begun paving Guadalupe Victoria street with hydraulic concrete in the Ferrocarril neighborhood. The project covers the stretch between Rafael Anaya and 5 de Mayo, addressing a long-standing issue in the only block that remained unpaved.

The project includes a comprehensive infrastructure overhaul before paving. This involves replacing 62 linear meters of 10-inch sanitary drainage piping, constructing sanitary records, and installing domestic discharges. Additionally, the work includes 60 linear meters of three-inch potable water network, new domestic connections, and a valve box. These underground service improvements are intended to complete a strategic road circuit to improve mobility and traffic flow in the area.