A recent update from a Grenada Government official confirms that the project, overseen by the Trinidad-based Beston company, is on track for completion by the final quarter of this year. Rayneau Construction and Industrial Equipment (CIE) Ltd, the contractor for the project, has made substantial progress, much to the satisfaction of the Prime Minister and his entourage during a recent site visit.
Mr. Joshua, a
spokesperson for the Government Information Service, provided a comprehensive
update during the Prime Minister's visit. He highlighted that the team is
working tirelessly to ensure the project's timely completion. "Thus far,
we have completed construction on the foundation, which included over 100 piles
driven into the bedrock. On top of that, we constructed a geowall with
reinforced earth layers forming the base of the structure. At the top, we've
completed the base slab with 17 wall stems already constructed," Joshua
explained.
The next stage
involves casting the suspended slab, a crucial step expected to be completed
this year, weather permitting. Joshua also spoke about the structural design,
emphasizing the incorporation of cells to facilitate efficient clearance of
fallen material, ensuring long-term stability.
Prime Minister Hon. Deon Mitchell expressed his satisfaction with the progress. "We are hoping, all things being equal, by October or November, most of the work will be completed. The citizens of the Western and Northern parts of the island can return to normalcy regarding transportation and traffic in this area," said the Prime Minister.
The Moliniere main road has been closed since December 16, 2019, due to extensive deterioration. The road's closure has resulted in traffic being re-routed through the village of Mt. Moritz, with some residents forced to vacate the area as widening cracks threatened their homes and businesses.
With the end of
this challenging period in sight, the completion of the Moliniere Main Road
promises to bring much-needed relief and a return to normalcy for St. George's
residents and motorists. As the final touches are made, the community eagerly
anticipates the reopening of this critical roadway, marking a significant
milestone in Grenada's infrastructure development.
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