Summary
- Reurbanization of Caballero de Rodas in Torrevieja officially begins.
- Investment of €998,720 for infrastructure improvements, including wider sidewalks.
- New water supply networks installed alongside roadworks.
- 117 trees replanted,including bitter orange trees.
- Improved accessibility features and urban furniture added to the area.
Major Urban Improvements in Torrevieja: The Reurbanization of Caballero de Rodas
Recent developments in Torrevieja are set to transform the urban experience for residents and visitors alike. The city’s Mayor, Eduardo Dolón, along with Councilor Sandra Sánchez, recently visited the ongoing reurbanization project on Caballero de Rodas. this vital thoroughfare stretches from Calle Apolo to its intersection with Calle Galeón, improving accessibility and enhancing the city’s infrastructure.
Project Details
This reurbanization initiative is part of a larger contract focused on resurfacing and improving pedestrian routes. With a total investment of €998,720 (including VAT), the project aims to modernize an essential part of the city.
Key Features of the Reurbanization
- Wider Sidewalks: Sidewalk widths have been increased to a range of 1.80 to 2.30 meters, enhancing pedestrian safety and comfort.
- Traffic flow: The road now features a single lane of 4 meters wide, along with parking areas on each side.
- Improved Water Supply: Concurrent renovations by the mixed company AGAMED have replaced old water supply lines.
- Future-Ready Infrastructure: Canals have been dug for future street lighting installations,ensuring the area is prepared for upcoming enhancements.
Pavement and Accessibility Enhancements
The total resurfacing includes:
| Type of work | Area (m²) |
|---|---|
| Pavement of Sidewalks | 6,000 |
| Resurfacing | 7,600 |
Accessibility has also been prioritized,with new crossings to ensure safer access points and the addition of mobility-restricted parking spaces.
New Green Spaces and Urban Furnishings
The project has not only focused on infrastructure but also on enhancing the natural beauty of the area:
- Tree Planting: 117 bitter orange trees have been planted to maintain aesthetic value without damaging existing pavements.
- Urban Furniture: Benches, waste bins, and protective barriers have been installed throughout the area.
- children’s Play Area: A new play zone has been added near colonia San esteban.
Conclusion
The ongoing reurbanization of Caballero de Rodas represents a notable investment in the future of Torrevieja, creating a more pedestrian-amiable habitat and ensuring the city’s infrastructure meets the demands of its residents. The integration of green spaces alongside urban improvements illustrates a commitment to enduring city planning.
For further details, visit the original article on Diario de Alicante.