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The pool of the village, according to the report of the technical, suffers insurmountable damage, health and safety problems recommending demolition.
This service had a daily average attendance of 3 people, including several days in which remained empty.
Councilman Sports City of Lorca, Juan Francisco Martinez, announced that, as he informed days ago to neighborhood representatives of La Parroquia, will hold a meeting next Thursday June 30 at 9:30 hours with them to propose the creation of a new area of ​​leisure and sport in this council.
This is an area that would be equipped with equipment for multisport activities, leisure park for children and green areas with the aim of providing Lorca in general and the residents of La Parroquia in particular a modern and useful infrastructure that could serve and remain open throughout the year, not just two current months.
Councilman Sports has clarified with respect to the technical problem that has appeared in the glass of the pool of this hamlet, this presents serious structural errors that have displaced the pool.
Such is the magnitude of this issue that the technical report notes that must be demolished completely, making it impossible to open this summer.
In this regard, the report refers to insecurity for users and the impossibility of having the relevant health permit, given the conditions of the pool.
Despite this negative scenario, the City takes several weeks working on multiple alternatives to avoid the demolition of the cup and the implementation of solutions that enable reuse.
It should also be noted that this pool has an average attendance of 3 people per day, including several days in which this facility is open and does not attend anyone.
The company executing these works was liquidated several years, making it unviable any claim.
Sports Councilman anticipated that the municipal swimming pools of La Torrecilla and Zarcilla open next July 1 as planned.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca
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