The Mayor of Totana, José Martínez Andreo, accompanied by Council of Social Welfare, Juan Carrion, and Planning and Development, this morning visited the Occupational Center "José Moya" to open the new dressing rooms and fitting tailored ship workshop current, which has been a financial investment of 158,000 euros.
The works for the reform and expansion of existing toilets at the school, which are adapted to persons with disabilities and with external ventilation, explained the mayor, have involved the demolition of partitions and exterior cladding of the existing toilets, expanding the body with a new concrete structure attached beloved.
In addition, the interior layout of each room features a tailored costumes (including toilet, bidet and sink), three normal toilet cabin and two showers (one adapted) and central area with toilets, lockers and seats.
On the other hand, in the case of thermal conditioning of the current workshop ship, this measure is built by a thermoacoustic insulation ceiling at the height of the trusses, windows with double glass skylights in the roof and sealing joints concrete plates with putty rubber enclosure.
Also, students of art studio has been responsible for the mural on the facade of the craft workshop.
After the visit to the works, the mayor was pleased to comply, with the completion of the work, a commitment and launched earlier this term, and expressed his desire and intention to continue gambling and investing in development of real social policies, active and positive citizenship. "
He also stated that "these small but important actions, as demanded by parents and professionals in occupational center, are needed by our citizens through the management of public money to improve the quality of life for all these people."
Finally, city officials directed some words to the users of the center and congratulated the educational professionals who are part of it for the good work done.
