The works were entrusted to the public company GESPLAN for an amount of €308,796.29 and will have a completion period of 3 months.
The Valle Gran Rey City Council has given the green light to the start of paving works on several sections of streets around La Calera beach, a comprehensive improvement of the waste collection point, the stormwater network and improvement of accessibility. The project has financing from the Canary Islands Development Fund (FDCAN) of €308,796.29, the execution of which was entrusted to the public company GESPLAN and will have an execution period of 3 months.
The objective of these works is to condition and pave the streets, sidewalks, drinking water pipes and other supplies, as well as the adaptation of the neighborhood's waste collection areas. With the aim of minimizing inconvenience to neighbors and merchants and facilitating pedestrian and road traffic through the streets of La Playa that are affected by the works, the Valle Gran Rey City Council agreed to carry out the work in 5 phases, the first of which will affect La Playa street and subsequently, the rest of the streets in the neighborhood. In addition, these works comply with the accessibility law and correct the flooding that has caused so many problems for the residents of the area during the rainy season.
The Valle Gran Rey City Council appreciates the understanding of the residents, merchants and visitors, convinced that these and other future actions will result in an improvement of the public spaces that Valle Gran Rey needs.
