Sabana Perdida and VM will have more water

SANTO DOMINGO. Sirty six sections of Villa Mella and Sabana Perdida will be benefited by the transfer pipeline that the Santo Domingo Water and Sewer Corporation (CAASD) will connect with the Oriental Barrera de Salinidad aqueduct.

After the first phase of two months of the project, the deficit of 20 million gallons of water per day that is affecting North Santo Domingo will be covered, according to the CAASD.

Twenty-five barrios of Sabana Perdida will benefit directly from the project budgeted at more than RD$92 million, beginning in May.

Another 21 communities of Villa Mella will be benefited indirectly, after the transfer is carried out, due to the reorientation of the system of wells that were supplying Sabana Perdida.

The project includes the placement of a 36 inch pipeline from the Mella Highway to the Los Restauradores Avenue in Sabana Perdida.

In addition, the line will cross the bridge that joins the eastern zone with the northern zone by way of the Jacobo Majluta Avenue.

Among the barrios that will be benefited by the project are Sabana Perdida, Sabana Centro, Altos de Chavon, Los Palmares, El Majagual, La Javilla and Loteria.

Likewise, Barrio Nuevo, Brisas del Este, Villa Esperanza, Salome Ureña, La Barquita and El Cachon among others.

Meanwhile, among the barrios in Villa Mella that will be benefited are Jacagua, Guaricanos, Urbanizacion Maximo Gomez, Hermanas Mirabao, Pradera del Parque, Colinas delArroyo, Los Casabes, Nueva Isabela, Los Pinos, El Eden II among others