For more than 30 years, this street remained with the old concrete laid during the former village work campaigns. Over time, the concrete cracked, wore down, and in many places completely deteriorated, so parts of the street resembled more a dirt and muddy path than a roadway.

Today, the paving of this street finally began, on the segment from the fountain near the village school to the intersection above the Rechishte area. With this, one of the last streets still covered with old concrete is getting a new asphalt layer, which will significantly improve the movement conditions for residents.

Every renovated street represents a step towards a more orderly and safer neighborhood. There remains hope that other damaged streets will also be restored in the upcoming period, gradually improving the overall road infrastructure.

Additionally, there is a need for this segment to receive street lighting, as it is one of the darkest streets in the neighborhood, which is especially important for the safety of pedestrians and drivers during evening hours.