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The Minister of Development, Public Works and Planning, Francisco Barnabas, said today in Lorca that "the recovery of the city after the earthquake of 2011 is a reality, as can be seen in the works of regeneration that have been developed in the neighborhoods of Alfonso X, San Jose and La Viña, which are now entering the final straight, with completion in excess of 90 percent percentages ".

Barnabas, accompanied by the Mayor of Lorca, Francisco Jodar, visited the works of urban renewal in these neighborhoods and recalled that the investment was 14 million euros, "which is a firm commitment to building a new Lorca through works that go far beyond mere reconstruction of the damaged, and have been intended to provide more comfortable, better equipped, more accessible and, ultimately, more modern and livable "neighborhoods.

The Minister of Development stressed that regeneration projects will "incorporate the requests of the various neighborhood associations and merchants. We met with them, he said, who are the real protagonists and beneficiaries of this action, to know their suggestions, you assume and carry them out. "

I also emphasized that the approaches to Alfonso X, San Jose and La Viña, as in other areas of the city, "have been very ambitious because we have not only carried out the renovation of infrastructure of public roads, including the paving of roads and sidewalks, street lighting and provision of parks and gardens, but also, we have reorganized the distribution networks of water, electricity and gas, sewer and stormwater drainage and telephony, with all the benefits that implies for the neighbors. "

Thus, in the neighborhood of La Viña, one of the areas most affected by the earthquakes of May 11, 2011, has been included Tanners pedestrian street, building sidewalks on the right side of the street carpentry, modification the ground to fit the entrance level to shops, matching the curve requested by Limusa, removal of planters, at the request of the neighbors, to win parking spaces, and the introduction in urban design elements to promote the business, as pergolas and monoliths.

Contributions neighborhood

Among the contributions that have joined the executed project also highlights a pet recreation area, the new multipurpose classroom, reserving space for the exhibition of nativity and the conservation of outdoor kitchens.

Have also been incorporated suggestions neighborhood Alfonso X and San Jose.

In this regard, artificial turf was installed around the central boulevard of the district and planted palm trees and mulberries in Alfonso X, which will be one of the great lungs of the city.

Removed the hedges in beds of houses and specific bushes to acclimate to weather changes will be planted.

Moreover, on the road to Granada was planted bitter orange, and on a side slope was alternated with cypress, acting in accordance with the commitment to incorporate new species to gardening and growing all the time with the advice of the municipal officers .

Moreover, the Ministry of Public Works will remove the metal gate two columns, corresponding to the input and output high voltage overhead lines, the former electricity substation Rambla de Demoiselles, in regard to installing the transformer, it has acted according to the project and the recommendations of the supplier, "which discourages go underground," said Barnabas.

The head of the Ministry of Public Works said that "they will be covered by a monument to the vine, perfectly fitted, bright and with a very aesthetic meshing, to provide services to numerous buildings and prevent owners giving up some of its land to This installation is done, the cost borne by the Community. "

Source: CARM