As Nowogrodziec local government officials report:
The technical condition of the roads made it impossible to use them fully. They were particularly troublesome in the spring and autumn, when they were partially impassable.
Why were the roads in Zebrzydowa and Nowogrodziec modernized?
Officials: “Thanks to the modernization of the above-mentioned roads, we gained access to and travel routes to agricultural land, road safety was improved, maintenance costs were reduced, and driving comfort was significantly increased.”
The investment involved reconstructing roads in Zebrzydowa (825 linear metres long) and in Nowogrodziec, on Nowogrodzka Street (232 linear metres long); both are 3 metres wide.
Gmina:
The roads serve as agricultural transport routes, connecting farms as well as the homesteads of farmers and other village residents. The reconstruction involved laying a two-layer asphalt surface along the entire length, together with road access crossings. Road drainage was ensured by profiling the roadway’s crossfall.
The total cost of the project was approximately PLN 425,000, including a grant from the Marshal’s Office of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship of more than PLN 192,000.