The Department of Planning and Sustainable Development in Totana has begun on removing architectural barriers in urban street blocks for General Páramo to address existing deficiencies and ensure the safety of pedestrians.
This initiative was agreed by the Local Government Board also approved the technical project engineer drafted by the Municipal Public Works, for an amount of 100,561 euros.
The Autonomous Community, through the Directorate General of Housing and Architecture, a grant to carry out the refurbishment of the street lasts General Páramo.
Works, which have a value of 100,561 euros, the regional government will invest in the town 75 percent of it, a total of 75,421 euros and the rest is municipal contribution.
The blocks for this approach, as explained by the Councillor for Planning and Sustainable Development, María José Bedia, basically a sidewalk four feet high in the grade of the street, because "when built, including ramps with excessive slope, almost inaccessible, this combined with the deterioration that exists in them, calls for its reconstruction, such as changing the layout of the access steps to increase pedestrian safety. "
The works include the demolition of the existing pavement and placement of pavement skid, the reconstruction of the molds with a new provision of the stairs, the trees and the existing car park through the variation of the access steps to be undertaken in parallel to Road to increase pedestrian safety.
In addition, the rail will be dismantled today and exchanged for another with vertical bars safer for children, non-slip pavement is placed and replaced the drinking water network and build new ramps for the disabled.
