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The Minister of Public Works and Infrastructures, Francisco Barnabas, said today that this month the pylon will move belonging to the former electrical substation of the Boulevard of the Ladies in Lorca La Viña, acting developed within the urban renewal project of that neighborhood.

Bernabe said the next suppression pylon is part of the commitment with the town of Lorca after his appointment as director, "and with which it is in response to a lawsuit brought by the neighbors."

The Minister stressed that this action is "absolutely necessary to improve the quality of life of citizens and in which the regional government, responsive to the needs of Lorca and of all its citizens, has done everything possible to improve this area of ​​the neighborhood La Viña ".

"Lorca remains a priority for the regional government, which will continue operating in the city as is shown by the next planned investments by the Community," the head of the Ministry of Public Works and Infrastructure.

The work permit transfer high tower currently located at Weavers across the road from Granada and the Rambla de Demoiselles and carry out the underground line 66 kilowatts to where it will install the new tower.

A team of technicians is developing stakeout previous work where the new tower and underground ducts are located and then dismantling the metal gate two columns for the entry and exit of air high-voltage lines are held the former electrical substation of the Rambla of the Ladies, and proceed to the underground line connecting the new air support.

The performance will end with the withdrawal of existing support and develop the new end of the road connecting the road Weavers Granada.

The transfer of the pylon is part of the urban renewal district of La Viña, which has had a budget of 5.8 million euros and in which the most notable works are the repair and improvement of urban infrastructure electricity, sanitation and water supply, as well as the pedestrian road to promote accessibility and connection between neighborhoods.

Source: CARM