Published in the BOE the agreement for the continuation of the promenade to the old Parador
Published in the BOE the agreement for the continuation of the promenade to the old Parador.
The Official State Gazette published Friday,
December 13, the Agreement between the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the City Council of Puerto del Rosario for the execution of the action called “Project for the Conditioning of the Maritime Promenade of Playa Blanca”
The agreement, already signed and sent by the Central Government, was presented by the Mayor of Puerto del Rosario, Juan Jiménez and the Insular Director for State Administration in Fuerteventura, Domingo Fuentes on
October 16
This project will continue to give Puerto del Rosario uniqueness and identity, in addition to representing an added value for the quality of life of the citizens of Puerto, its occasional visitors and tourists, said the Mayor Juan Jiménez, in a first assessment.
From the Municipal Government Group, a positive assessment of this fact was carried out since the deadlines that had been foreseen were confirmed, which, after the publication of the Agreement, the bidding of the work can be started and progress in this important infrastructure that will culminate the citizen's encounter with the sea along a walk of more than 5km, in a pedestrian way, accessible and safe.
This significant work will be financed by the City of Puerto del Rosario with € 2,943,527.48 , based on different financing lines, from the Canary Islands Government Infrastructure and Quality Plan and the FDCAN, coordinated by the Cabildo de Fuerteventura and by the Ministry of Sustainability of the Coast and the Sea, with an amount of 1,805,873, € 85.
For the mayor Juan Jiménez, it is an important milestone in terms of leisure infrastructure in our capital, with a promenade that will continue the current and bring citizens to the old Parador enjoying the proximity to the sea in a relaxed walk or playing sports, with all the security and accessibility that a space like this guarantees.
Courtesy of
www.puertodelrosario.org
EDIT: Crazy translation 😑