Ontinent City Council will redevelop About the group of houses on Ramon Lane With funding provided by the Valencian Provincial Council and the Valencian Institute for Business Competitiveness (IVACE). Territorio's advisor, Oscar Borrell, explains that it is a global redevelopment project aimed at… Revitalizing the area and restoring pedestrian spaces And non-motorized vehicles, which improves their comfort and safety on the roads.
Burrell highlights the fact that the performance will be performed Entirely funded by other departmentsSince it was put out in public tender with a basic bidding budget of 877,764 eurosOf which €244,218 is linked to IVACE support co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund. The rest of the money representing the cost of the work will be paid by the Valencia County Council.
The consultant stresses the importance of having outside money to be able to make improvements like this in the city. “From IVACE we got one of the assistance regarding sustainable mobility Obtained in competitive competition, Like many other projects we have achieved thanks to delivering good projects.”
On the other hand, the support of the Regional Council, which will be fundamental to make the intervention a reality, “is linked to the government charter through which we have been able to involve the regional company in this and other projects that will be important for our city with a global amount of 15 million euros.” “.
The agreement on delegation empowers 6 municipalities in La Val with investments of $15 million
It is found in the area around the Ramón-Llín group Various municipal buildings and offices With headquarters such as those of the local youth council in Ontinent; UNED; Association of Retired and Pensioners; Jose Antonio Budoc Vocational Center or San Rafael Cultural Initiative Center, “Users who will particularly benefit from this measure.”
Removing architectural barriers
The intervention will allow creating a single platform without unevenness with high-quality paving, with uniform paving It will remove all architectural barriersmaximizing space for pedestrians, which They currently have sidewalks that do not exceed 80 centimetres, And that after this measure they will have full spaces for pedestrian use, and in any case they will always have a width of at least 3 metres.
The measure will expand trees, renew the entire public lighting network, and renew old networks and water drainage.
the acting The trees will expand greatly, Maintenance of existing specimens and introduction of numerous horticultural elements and automated irrigation systems; It will renew the entire public lighting network and enhance energy efficiency. Outdated networks will be renewed and water will be evacuated.
Sustainability consultant Sayu Gandia points out that this investment is included in the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan approved by the Ontinent City Council, “and will be another example of work that generates new urban spaces to promote coexistence and emotional well-being of residents.” people, and transform the area into an urban and cultural reference for the San Rafael neighborhood.
Ontinyent has finally approved its plan to boost walking mobility
The deadline for submission of proposals will be extended to April 9 at 11:59 p.m., and once awarded, The estimated duration of implementation of the procedure will be 6 months.
