The provincial president, Valentín González Formoso, and the mayor of O Pino, Manuel Taboada, signed today the cooperation agreement to co-finance these works. The provincial contribution represents 80% of the total budget, set at €118,158.35, while the remaining 20% will be covered by the O Pino City Council.
The project includes the construction of a pedestrian pathway 540 meters long and 1.8 meters wide, with hot-mix asphalt pavement and concrete curbs. In the area connecting with the Camino de Santiago, the path will feature a specific finish in exposed aggregate concrete to integrate the infrastructure into the surroundings.
The works also include the installation of a new rainwater collection system with 540 meters of piping, 14 inspection chambers, and 16 manholes, as well as the construction of a ten-meter concrete retaining wall and the conditioning of the adjacent road surfaces. The estimated timeframe for the complete execution of the works is six months from their award.
The objective is to ensure safe travel for residents and enhance the accessibility of the municipality's internal connections.
