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The works, which have been completed in just over a month, include the creation of 85 parking spaces as well as the placement of various street furniture and about twenty trees distributed along the sidewalk.

February 25

The Councilor for Development of the City of Lorca, Isabel Casalduero, has announced the opening to traffic of the new road that connects the Alameda de Cervantes with the Camino Marín.

Casalduero explained that "in a little over a month, the urgent nature that the Government Team of the City of Lorca granted to the crossing that would connect the Alameda de Cervantes with the Marín Road has made the works have been completed and since today can make use of this connection. "

The Edil has detailed that "a work done in record time because we have worked to make possible, as soon as possible, one of the main needs of the Lorca and Lorca, who, daily, make use of both the Marin Trail and one of the streets with greater traffic flow of vehicles of our municipality, the Alameda de Cervantes, the creation of a connection for both vehicles and pedestrians of a crossing between both streets. "

Casalduero Jódar recalled that "this new road has a total length of 240 meters and allows the circulation of vehicles, at a maximum speed of 30 km / h, and also has 1200 m2 of cobblestone sidewalk. All this will be separated from the railway that runs parallel through a wall 20 centimeters high on which a fence 2 meters high will be placed. "

The Councilor for Development has stressed that "eight posts with vertical traffic signage have been installed as well as the demarcation of horizontal signage and pedestrian crossings on the road. In addition, the space has been adapted to house 85 parking spaces for vehicles with reservation for people with disabilities. "

"Twenty trees have also been planted, distributed along the sidewalk and equipped with a programmed irrigation system; several bins have been placed and the installation of eight luminaires has been carried out as well as the renovation and improvement of the rainwater network and the burial of low voltage and telecommunications networks. "

Isabel Calsaduero has revealed that "the work began on January 17 and in just one month a pressing need has materialized that was completely paralyzed upon our arrival at the municipal government. Our effort to improve the infrastructure of our neighbors made that we get down to work from the beginning and, now, we are waiting for the energy and telephone companies, Iberdrola and Telefónica, to comply with the requirement sent from the City of Lorca for the withdrawal of supply posts within the established period, that is, in a maximum period of two months. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca