Tierra Blanca urban infrastructure investment El Marqués, Digi Mart USA News (Tierra Blanca, El Marqués, Querétaro, Mexico): El Marqués Mayor Rodrigo Monsalvo Castelán led the handover of an access boulevard and the urbanization of Margaritas and Rosales streets in the community of Tierra Blanca. The integrated project represented an investment of 46 million 724 thousand 145 pesos and is intended to improve connectivity, urban appearance and living conditions for local families.
The work addresses a significant need for residents by providing an access route with adequate infrastructure and services that facilitate vehicle and pedestrian traffic. In total, the project directly benefits 2,781 people.
As part of the work, 80 Zulu-type luminaires, 57 poles, one lighting tower and one transformer were installed to improve lighting conditions and visibility on the roadways. In terms of urbanization, 1,523 linear meters of curbs and 2,447 square meters of sidewalks were built, along with 1,504 cubic meters of masonry construction and 2,178 linear meters of road marking paint.
The project also incorporated 529 square meters of mortar-set cobblestone paving and 1,382 square meters of stamped concrete. Additionally, 110 linear meters of potable water pipe and 109 linear meters of sanitary drainage were installed to help improve basic community services.
Public spaces were also equipped with 10 trash bins, six outdoor gym units, five children’s play structures, 16 benches, 14 linear meters of railing and four bus stops, creating better conditions for recreation, community gathering and mobility. The municipal government says it continues to advance infrastructure works in El Marqués communities through interventions meant to address priority needs.
