The works focus on repairing the pavement, which shows damage such as cracks and unevenness caused by the roots of existing trees. These issues had created obstructions on the walking surface, with height differences reaching up to 10 centimeters.
The intervention includes the demolition and replacement of the damaged pavement, renewal of kerbstones, and repair of tree pits that may be affected during the work, maintaining current levels and slopes and adhering to accessibility standards.
Additionally, the nineteen existing plane trees will be removed and replaced with planters featuring a new selection of urban greenery to prevent future pavement damage.
The project, with an estimated execution period of about three weeks, is entirely funded by municipal funds.
“"With this intervention, we continue working on the maintenance and improvement of public spaces. In this case, the action is aimed at ensuring safer and more accessible sidewalks suitable for pedestrians."
