Por el personal de SDCNN<\/p>\n
On Monday, Oct. 29, Mayor Kevin L. Faulconer and city councilmembers Mark Kersey and Lorie Zapf announced that crews have fixed 1,000 miles of streets in a three-year period. Back in 2015, the mayor pledged to meet this goal within a five-year time span.<\/p>\n
El objetivo de infraestructura del alcalde para la ciudad se logr\u00f3 dos a\u00f1os antes de lo previsto, lo que marc\u00f3 un ritmo r\u00e9cord para la reparaci\u00f3n de calles. Actualmente, la ciudad arregla aproximadamente 25 millas de calles en un mes promedio. Hace diez a\u00f1os, la ciudad solo repar\u00f3 esta cantidad de millas en un a\u00f1o completo.<\/p>\n
\u201cOne thousand miles represents our commitment to improving the quality of life in our neighborhoods, restoring pride in our communities, and building a better future for all San Diegans,\u201d Faulconer said at a press conference. \u201cThis is really 1,000 miles and counting because we\u2019re going to keep paving until every street in every neighborhood gets fixed. This is great start and we know there\u2019s a lot more work to do.\u201d<\/p>\n
Muchos factores contribuyeron a este logro, incluida la triplicaci\u00f3n de los fondos para la reparaci\u00f3n de carreteras, la rotaci\u00f3n de cuadrillas de calles a cada distrito del consejo para llenar los baches y la expansi\u00f3n del programa de infraestructura de la ciudad.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith the help of the City Council\u2019s first-ever Infrastructure Committee, we\u2019ve cut bureaucratic red tape and prioritized funding to put neighborhood road repairs first,\u201d added Councilmember Kersey, who is also the Chair of the Council\u2019s Infrastructure Committee.<\/p>\n