Local governments will contribute half to the road renovation

In the penultimate week of July, plans for an important and highly anticipated road project were finalized at the Przeworsk Starost's office: the planned reconstruction of County Road No. 1566R, Jagiellońska Street – Sieniawa. This investment will be jointly funded by Przeworsk County and the Sieniawa local government, with each entity contributing 50 percent of the costs.

The aforementioned investment will cost a total of PLN 2,277,330.09 and will be carried out by Bieżące Utrzymace Dróg (Current Road Maintenance) Mariusz Ślimak from Ruszelczyce in the Krzywcza commune. From the moment the contract is initialed, the contractor will have exactly 12 months to complete the project. The cooperation between the local governments on this project was sealed by a formal agreement. Present at the signing were: Przeworsk Starost Dariusz Łapa, Deputy Starost Zbigniew Kiszka, Member of the Przeworsk County Board Krzysztof Bartuś, Mayor of the Town and Commune of Sieniawa Witold Mrozek, and Director of the County Roads Authority Robert Mądry (who initialed the agreement on behalf of the county). The investment will include preparatory work, construction of a service channel, earthworks and road drainage, substructure and new road surface, as well as signage, traffic safety elements, and street elements. The contractor will also be responsible for the sanitary work, including water and sewer systems. Additionally, telecommunications work will also be carried out, including securing existing cable lines with protective pipes and securing the broadband network cable pipeline. The contractor will also be responsible for updating the technical specifications issued by Orange and the Eastern Poland Broadband Network.

Both the district and the city of Sieniawa hope that the investment will improve the quality of life of residents, improve safety on the mentioned route and the functionality of the road infrastructure in the region.

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