The project, with a budget of 607,151.32 euros (157,510.98 euros from the City Council and 449,640.34 euros from subsidies from the SEPE and the Provincial Council), includes the renewal of water and sewage networks, undergrounding of lighting, paving with cobblestones and granite, and the replacement of three trees. The initiative is expected to generate 156 contracts and 3,031 workdays.
The works, with an estimated duration of four and a half months, aim to modernize this urban environment. The City Council requests patience from residents regarding any inconvenience.
During the first phase, Bodegas street will be closed to general traffic, though residents will have access. Emilio Castelar street will have exits towards Cadenas, Juan de Angulo, and General Weyler streets, but access to Giles y Rubio square from it will not be possible. Drivers and residents are asked to respect the temporary signage.
