Restoration specialists from the Historical Center Management Unit of the capital City Council began a intervention in the Plaza de Armas kiosk, for the removal of graffiti and pigeon guano.
He too known as “musicians kisoco” was contemplated in the program of cleaning of central monuments; the Water box in Calzada de Guadalupe, the quarry column of the clock in the Colón garden and the Independence column, in the San Juan de Dios garden, are some that have been intervened; in the last of the monuments mentioned, also Pigeon waste was removed – which due to its chemical composition damages the quarry – and a bird control system was placed in a section of the monument.
In the case of Plaza de Armas kioskit was highlighted that It has not received maintenance for a long time of that type, so the pigeon guano has already caused havocwithout taking into account the damage to the quarry due to graffiti.
That quarry kiosk, in octagonal shape, It was inaugurated on November 25, 1948, by replacing the original that was there and that by orders of the then governor Gonzalo N. Santos, it was dismantled and He moved to the municipality of Tampamolón.
On the outside, It has the names of important Mexican musicians carved on it as Miguel Lerdo de Tejada, Alfonso Esparza Oteo, Genaro Godina, Ignacio Fernández Esperón, Guty Cárdenas, Mario Talavera, Manuel M. Ponce and Julián Carrillo from Potosícreator of Sound 13.
At the same time, the Historical Center Management Unit continues with cleaning and removal of graffiti on facades of buildings in the first square of the city; This week work was carried out on Eje Vial from Reforma Avenue to Juan Sarabia Street. Previously, facades had been intervened on San Luis Street, between Miguel Hidalgo and Ignacio Allende Streets, and on Fausto Nieto Street, among others.
Likewise, immediate response personnel worked this week on the replacement of sections of storm sewer sewer on the eastern side of the Juan Sarabia avenue, among other actions.
