**Suspension of Tijuana Beach Boardwalk Reconstruction Continues**
The suspension of the reconstruction works on the Tijuana Beach boardwalk continues, as confirmed by Ismael Burgueño Ruiz, the municipal president of Tijuana. The state’s Civil Protection authority had initially halted the project.
“The information I have is that the project was halted during the previous administration. We will coordinate with the state government to find solutions to resume the project,” said Burgueño Ruiz, indicating that they plan to work with state authorities to overcome the obstacles currently hindering the progress.
The reconstruction project, covering a 1.2-kilometer stretch of the boardwalk, has been put on hold since September 13. The suspension was due to the lack of necessary signage, demarcation, and an emergency plan.
Salvador Cervantes, the state coordinator of Civil Protection, previously mentioned that the issues identified should be addressed within 15 days following the suspension.
Burgueño Ruiz added that the incoming municipal government would carefully review the existing contracts to evaluate the necessity for any modifications. “We plan to consult with the contractors, thoroughly review the contracts, and determine how best to proceed, including possible changes to continue the project,” he noted.
Marco Antonio Campoy Arce, the former director of Municipal Works and Urban Infrastructure, highlighted the urgency of resuming the project to build a retaining wall. This was critical to prevent potential damage to adjacent areas. The renovation includes access ramps to the promenade, a bicycle parking area, and wooden stairs. The project stretches from the lifeguard station to the border wall.
**Secondary Article: Tijuana Beach Boardwalk Project Faces Further Delays**
The reconstruction of the Tijuana Beach boardwalk is experiencing continued delays, impacting local businesses and tourism. While the project aims to improve accessibility and infrastructure, the holdups have sparked concerns among residents and business owners.
Recent discussions between municipal and state authorities have attempted to address these setbacks. The primary focus remains on addressing safety concerns raised by the state’s Civil Protection agency and ensuring that all necessary measures are in place to resume work.
The local government’s commitment to reviewing the project’s contracts and coordinating closely with contractors reflects a strategic approach to mitigate delays. However, the prolonged suspension has had a noticeable effect on the area’s vibrancy and economic activity, raising critical questions about project management and future timelines.
For more updates on the Tijuana Beach boardwalk reconstruction and other local news, visit TJGringo.com, and join our community on social media for the latest developments and community discussions.
—
This rephrased version of the article maintains the essence and details while fitting the new site, TJGringo.com. Additional information about recent developments and the broader implications of the project delays have been included to provide a comprehensive update for readers.