Throughout the next month of June it is estimated that the access roundabout to the San José de Toledo Assisted Social Residenceaccording to the forecasts announced this Monday by the Minister of Development of the Board, Nacho Hernandoand the president of the Toledo Provincial Council, Conchi Cedilloduring an official visit to the works.
With an estimated investment of 254,000 eurosthis roundabout is being built in the kilometer 3 of the CM-4001 highway, which connects the Azucacia neighborhood in Toledo with the town of Mocejón, a road with “abundant” traffic that needed this improvement to circulate and access the social and health center safely. It is considered an “essential” work.
The roundabout will be the only access to this residence, which has with 300 residents and is served by more than 460 workers, to which must be added the 28 users of the Alzheimer’s day center. It is a socio-health center owned by the Toledo Provincial Council, although the works are financed jointly and in equal parts by virtue of the agreement signed with the Community Board.
Works on the access roundabout to the ‘San José’ Assisted Social Residence in Toledo
Essential works
Conchi Cedillo and Nacho Hernando have highlighted the importance of these works for the transit of workers and visitors to the center, as well as for traffic safety throughout the area. The vice president of Social Welfare, Family and Youth of the Provincial Council accompanied them both on their visit, Daniel Arias; the Infrastructure deputy, Manuela Lomincharand the delegate of the Board in Toledo, Alvaro Gutierrez.
The president of the Provincial Council has indicated that the agreement between administrations allows you to carry out actions such as the one carried out at the doors of an Assisted Social Residence, which has become one of the management priorities of your Government team, “since it allows you to pay attention to the people who need it most and who know that they can count on the Provincial Council to be cared for by great professionals and live in a pleasant and familiar environment”.
For his part, the Minister of Development has indicated that This work is one more of those that the Ministry proposed five years ago to improve road safety on the region’s roads, with around thirty actions and the global investment of 8.5 million euros in the region as a whole.
Institutional collaboration
“It is important that our roads are safe and that they are both for the neighbors, in this case of Azucaica and Mocejón, as well as for the workers of the San Jose Assisted Social Residence, which is one of the jewels in the crown of the Toledo Provincial Council”, he stressed.
Hernando has highlighted that the completion of this infrastructure is thanks to institutional collaborationno matter who governs, which is why he thanked both the current and the previous Government team of the Provincial Council for having been able to “not swerve.”
