With an investment of more than one million euros, it will stimulate the economy and improve the quality of the local residents.
The Plenary Session of the Vallehermoso City Council has given the starting signal to the tender for the works that will allow the Vallehermoso Open Commercial Zone to be launched. A long aspiration of the Government Group that will be an important stimulus for nearby commerce in the town and an improvement in the quality of life of the inhabitants. All this, through different actions aimed at the comprehensive improvement of some of the busiest spaces in the Casco.
And, as its mayor, Emiliano Coello, recalled, Vallehermoso will soon have the third open Commercial Zone of La Gomera, with an investment of 1.5 million euros partially financed through the General Directorate of Commerce and Consumer Affairs of the Government of the Canary Islands, which will facilitate its execution over two years, with 350,000 euros corresponding to the current fiscal year 2020 and more than 895,000 euros. for 2021.
Likewise, he emphasized the part that will correspond to the City Council of its own funds and that will amount to a total of 331,347 euros, "thus guaranteeing that the objectives set by the Government Team are achieved for an investment that, due to its volume and its implications, will be the most important carried out in the municipality in recent years."
The mayor has also pointed out that these items are intended for the urbanization of the Plaza de la Constitución, the sidewalk of Avenida Guillermo Ascanio as well as the intervention on Calle Mayor, Triana and Pablo González Vera and among the planned actions is the homogenization of street furniture, the elimination of existing architectural barriers, the improvement of accessibility, the increase in the width of the sidewalks, the improvement of the pavement, the unification of the brand and the image of the area or even the homogenization of the opening and closing hours of establishments.
With this start of the award procedure, it is expected that in the coming days the works will be published on the State Contracting Platform and a thirty-day period will begin to receive offers.
