The project focused on the stretch between Bisbe Irurita Street and Passeig de Ronda, along the even-numbered side. 1,132 square meters of sidewalk pavement have been renewed, and the area closest to Plaça de les Missions has also been widened, providing continuity to the alignment up to Bisbe Irurita Street.
Additionally, a metal safety fence has been installed in front of the main entrance to Joan XXIII school to enhance safety. Four new trees have also been planted, along with seven benches, three chairs, and four new waste bins.
Regarding the drinking water supply network, 315 linear meters of the supply pipe have been replaced. These works are part of a larger package that includes improvements on other streets and avenues, with a total investment of 807,258.32 euros.
“"It is a long-demanded work by the residents. We now have quality sidewalks, and we have also taken the opportunity to renew the entire water network and ensure connections to the Mariola neighborhood. It is an important project to gain comfort, greenery, and mobility, with better-organized parking areas, but above all, designed with the pedestrian in mind."
The works were carried out by the company Servial, with an awarded budget of 251,832 euros, to which approximately 200,000 euros for the pipe work, managed by the concessionaire Aqualia, are added.
