19-09-2019, 09:56 PM
The City Council of La Oliva already has a project written to enable a paddock in the municipality.
The new facilities and the tender for its management will make it possible to expedite the withdrawal of abandoned vehicles, and improve parking in towns such as Corralejo.
The City Council of La Oliva works to solve a need that the municipality has in terms of traffic, such as enabling a municipal pasture and a regular crane service, and thereby improving the availability of car parks in towns such as Corralejo.
The institution already has a project written for the construction of this vehicle depot on a site of the City Council in the town of La Oliva, which the editor presented to the municipal government group, represented by councilors Rafael Benítez and Pilar González.
The engineer Teresa Hierro has designed facilities identifiable with the traditional architecture of La Oliva, on a municipal plot of 1,500 square meters located next to Juan Ismael Street, and with capacity for 50 vehicles. The work has a budget of approximately 165,000 euros, and the objective is to tender its execution in the coming months.
Rafael Benítez said that "throughout this year the City Council of La Oliva has advanced in the procedures to enable this much needed service, starting with the project, and with the aim of addressing a need that the municipality has had for many years" . However, added the first deputy mayor, Pilar González, "from the Government we are working on other solutions to improve in the meantime, and, at least temporarily, the problem in Corralejo regarding parking."
Bidding the works of the pasture and the management of the regular crane service is the ultimate goal of the municipal corporation. The councilor of the Traffic area, Rubén González, said that "all efforts are aimed at expediting a long and cumbersome process such as the withdrawal of vehicles." Currently an administrative file is necessary, with its periods and notifications, to be able to remove an abandoned car. However, "with its own facilities, the removal of the vehicle can be done faster, and that will allow parking to be freed earlier," Gonzalez said.
It should be remembered that the municipal crane service was one of those affected when the Employment Regulation File was produced in 2012, and that the scarcity of economic resources has prevented this institution from retaking it until now.
The new facilities and the tender for its management will make it possible to expedite the withdrawal of abandoned vehicles, and improve parking in towns such as Corralejo.
The City Council of La Oliva works to solve a need that the municipality has in terms of traffic, such as enabling a municipal pasture and a regular crane service, and thereby improving the availability of car parks in towns such as Corralejo.
The institution already has a project written for the construction of this vehicle depot on a site of the City Council in the town of La Oliva, which the editor presented to the municipal government group, represented by councilors Rafael Benítez and Pilar González.
The engineer Teresa Hierro has designed facilities identifiable with the traditional architecture of La Oliva, on a municipal plot of 1,500 square meters located next to Juan Ismael Street, and with capacity for 50 vehicles. The work has a budget of approximately 165,000 euros, and the objective is to tender its execution in the coming months.
Rafael Benítez said that "throughout this year the City Council of La Oliva has advanced in the procedures to enable this much needed service, starting with the project, and with the aim of addressing a need that the municipality has had for many years" . However, added the first deputy mayor, Pilar González, "from the Government we are working on other solutions to improve in the meantime, and, at least temporarily, the problem in Corralejo regarding parking."
Bidding the works of the pasture and the management of the regular crane service is the ultimate goal of the municipal corporation. The councilor of the Traffic area, Rubén González, said that "all efforts are aimed at expediting a long and cumbersome process such as the withdrawal of vehicles." Currently an administrative file is necessary, with its periods and notifications, to be able to remove an abandoned car. However, "with its own facilities, the removal of the vehicle can be done faster, and that will allow parking to be freed earlier," Gonzalez said.
It should be remembered that the municipal crane service was one of those affected when the Employment Regulation File was produced in 2012, and that the scarcity of economic resources has prevented this institution from retaking it until now.