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The action involves an investment of 2.2 billion euros and includes the creation of new gardens and recreational areas

The director general of Transport and Ports, Carmen Sandoval, accompanied by the mayor of Mazarrón, Francisco Blaya, today visited the construction of new boardwalks and Francisco Martínez Muñoz Rihuete de Mazarrón, which will have a bike lane that will cross the beach Port.

The works represent a total investment of 2,246,310 euros by the Ministry of Public Works and Planning, and include the construction of a bike lane than 1,190 feet along the two will promote walking and cycling among neighbors and visitors to the coastal municipality.

The action involves the renovation of two contiguous rides located in the town of Puerto de Mazarrón, so that improving these routes will get "revitalize businesses and shops in the area and boost tourism in the coastal town," said Carmen Sandoval .

The project also includes the creation of new gardens and recreational areas, as well as the rearrangement of traffic and the creation of new parking bands Rihuete Avenue, accompanied by improved access to existing parking.

It is also envisaged the creation of a playground and a fitness trails and ample space for recreation for seniors.

Sandoval emphasized that "the pedestrian area will exceed 22,000 square meters, while the landscaped areas will reach the 1,170 square meters, giving a star to pedestrians and sports and leisure activities."

In addition, the project includes the adaptation of different urban elements to facilitate access to the coast to the disabled.

It will also carry out the relocation and improvement of tourist information facilities, toilets and changing rooms.

Work began last February and have a lead time of 9 months the two summer months which will be discontinued to avoid causing inconvenience to residents and vacationers, also include the installation of new pavement along the two pathways and the refurbishment of street furniture and lighting network.

Source: CARM