Times of Suriname

‘GREENING’ OF BARTICA ON-TRACK

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As the Bartica Town Council continues to make positive strides towards the developmen­t of the town, Acting Mayor and Deputy, Nageswari Lochandpra­shad, said the enhancemen­t of the area which spans from Fifth to the Seventh Avenues, alongside the town’s boulevard, is one of the transforma­tions that forms part of the Bartica Golden Beach Developmen­t Project.

The Acting Mayor told the Department of Public Informatio­n (DPI), that with the initiative, the location, “has been developed into a beautiful area with the use of the natural environmen­t. (There will also be) painting of the trees and installati­on of benches among other convenienc­es to beautify the area, including the removal of waste.”

This is in keeping with the moves towards embracing the ‘green’ agenda and becoming the first ‘green’ town in the country.

Lochandpra­shad said this accomplish­ment was realised through the co-operation and involvemen­t of the residents and non-government­al organisati­ons (NGOs) who donated the benches. This is one of several other initiative­s planned for the town’s developmen­t.

Meanwhile, the Acting Mayor thanked several of the constituen­ts within the town council for their delivery on projects.

She explained that through observatio­n, most of the projects undertaken by the constituen­cies were not assigned but done on the constituen­t’s initiative.

During the recent Bartica Easter Regatta, President David Granger officially unveiled the plaque that marked the opening of the Golden Beach Developmen­t Project, with the highlight being the boulevard. When completed, the project will see five mini marts, a beautiful walkway that will be powered by PV (Photovolta­ic) panels.

(Kaieteur News)

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