So how about another bridge in La Vega?
That’s the tunnel of the Line 2 extension to Los Alcarrizos. As it approaches the station in the 9KM it stops being above ground. That has nothing to do with eliminating illegal disposal area and generally, that area never had that except the usual litter seen in many Dominican streets.Another project eliminating front door trash disposal units from the front of poor folks' houses:
You eat an elephant one bite at a time.
I wonder why CAASD would lie about those pictures.That’s the tunnel of the Line 2 extension to Los Alcarrizos. As it approaches the station in the 9KM it stops being above ground. That has nothing to do with eliminating illegal disposal area and generally, that area never had that except the usual litter seen in many Dominican streets.
Ah, that’s in Los Girasoles. The Metro will not pass through there, rather through Herrera where the above ground line becomes underground.I wonder why CAASD would lie about those pictures.
A big clean up with a little compromise would be nice.it seems like it was just a short time ago some were reporting that Sosua and Cab were being transformed into an upscale tourist area catering to the monied families. The closure of the beach shacks was supposedly imminent, the riddance of the ladies was allegedly being accomplished and brand-new upscale hotels were almost completed. Sosua is what it has always been as is Cab.
What I see is a culvert with it it's top above grade of the houses - this means water will be trapped against the houses. They started doing the same in some of the streets of Montellano and the people could not even access their garages.Another project eliminating front door trash disposal units from the front of poor folks' houses:
You eat an elephant one bite at a time.
That is exactly what I was thinking... cuz its not tall enough for even an upright person, much less anything else.What I see is a culvert with it it's top above grade of the houses - this means water will be trapped against the houses. They started doing the same in some of the streets of Montellano and the people could not even access their garages.
Poor engineering, which is no atypical here