Mayor Montserrat Caballero Ramírez delivered a new paved project at Calle Santa Martha in Colonia Chamizal in Otay Centenario Delegation; another project that benefits Tijuana natives.

The construction of this road had an investment of 9,696,560 pesos in order to benefit 5,500 residents of this area and citizens who travel on this road.

In addition, this project benefits students of educational institutions such as Universidad Autónoma de Baja California and Instituto Tecnológico de Tijuana and citizens who work in Mesa de Otay.

"Santa Martha streets connects with Volcán de Toluca street. This is a project that has an area of more than 3,000 square meters. We keep building projects with hydraulic concrete and this one has a value of more than 9 million. Don't think that I am going to tell you that because I paid the debt I don't have money anymore, because money continues to flow thanks to taxpayers' payments," the mayor said.

The municipal president revealed the technical specifications of this project built with hydraulic concrete at Calle Santa Martha in Colonia Chamizal. This is a project with a paved surface area of 3,340 square meters of road, with a length of 202 linear meters and 405 lineal meters of plaster.

Among other benefits, the construction of this road blocks the puddles that usually occurred in this street during rainy season and creates better conditions for the merchants of this area.

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