Quintas Natura: short in meters, complete in method
285 meters of 150 mm pipe with a constituted easement and AyA reception — proof that even the shortest pipeline demands the full process.
No network, no development
The residential project needed access to potable water through public infrastructure and compliance with AyA's technical and legal requirements.
Though the distance was short — 285 meters — the route required a right-of-way and pipeline easement over third-party land: the process that stalls much bigger projects.
The full process, no shortcuts
Hydraulic assessment, design, plans, APC 625912 (CFIA code 1104190, valuation ₡21.3 million), construction under technical direction, and interconnection.
The easement in favor of AyA was constituted and registered as part of the project — managed in parallel so as not to add months to the schedule.
Delivered to satisfaction
The extension was built and received per AyA's requirements, enabling the development's formal access to potable water.
A case that debunks a myth: there is no “small” pipeline. There are well-executed pipelines — with easement, plans, and reception — and pipelines that never get received.
No project is small when the method is complete
285 meters with the same rigor as a kilometers-long project: registered easement, stamped plans, and reception to satisfaction. That's how a development's water is secured.
