Mar 19 • 11:42 UTC 🇪🇨 Ecuador El Universo (ES)

New boardwalk in La Aurora raises expectations among its inhabitants and motivates $15 million investment: 'There must be spaces for children's games and places to eat'

A new boardwalk project in La Aurora, Ecuador, has been announced with a projected investment of $15 million, aiming to create recreational spaces for the community.

The La Aurora region of Ecuador is set to undergo a transformation with the announcement of a new boardwalk, aiming to enhance the natural riverside area. The local government officially began the project with the laying of the first stone on March 13. This initial phase includes a 340-meter stretch that will feature various amenities such as food areas, docks, recreational spaces, health-oriented equipment, and a bike lane connected to a major avenue.

The estimated investment for the boardwalk is around $15 million, with a projected construction time of approximately twelve months. Currently, the riverside area remains untouched, housing local wildlife and providing the community with a picturesque view, particularly during sunset. The potential development is stirring excitement among residents, who are keen on having more accessible recreational facilities and eating options.

As construction is yet to begin, the enthusiasm among the local community continues to build. Residents are hopeful that the project will not only enhance the beauty of La Aurora but also stimulate local investments and economic growth, providing vital spaces for community engagement and leisure activities, especially for families and children.

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