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Widening of Sabana Sur Route To Start in January
The widening of the road that leads from the Pops to the MacDonalds in the Sabana will be begin in January, accoriding to the Consejo Nacional de Vialidad (Conavi).

The busy two lane road that runs adjacent to the south side of the railawy will be widened to four lanes to easy traffic jams that are a daily problem.

However, beginning next week, work crews will be out to begin moving the posts carrying electrical, telephone and cable services, as well as water and sewer pipes so that the actual widening of the road can begin in the new year.

Alejandro Molina, director of Conavi, said the widening is necessary due to the increase of traffic in the area. The road is one of two main routes to Escazú and other points west.

Molina said the widened road will include bus stop bays, protective barriers to separate traffic from the railway and four pedestrian crossings with traffic lights.

The work will mean partial closings of the existing road as the obstacles to the new roadway are cleared and cables are buried. Once that phase of the work is complete, a temporary road will allow traffic to move while the main widening construction continues. Molina added that during the final phase of the construction, the route will be completely closed to through traffic.

The cost of the construciton is ˘3.5 billion colones (us$6.8 million dollars) which has been awarded to the consortium Santa Fe-Holcim, SA, and will take nine months to complete.



 

 
   

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