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The mayor of Jumilla, Enrique Jimenez, presented this morning the works were made in the remodeling of the Plaza of the Constitution, the Garden of the Frogs, one of the major works included in the projects submitted by the City to aid the Focus Leader, an act which was attended by several councilors and groups linked to the plaza.

As highlighted by the mayor during the presentation of the works, "Today is a very special day for us because the Jardinico Frogs looks now renovated one aspect deserves this spot."

Also added "the result is superb, it was a necessary action because this is an important place of the historic part of Jumilla and we must conserve and preserve it as a heritage of the city."

Moreover Mayor tinged "were a delicate works, the historical component of the square, and for the love they all have Jumillano Jumillano to this place, but the outcome is in sight, is superb. La Plaza presents Now an entirely new image, respecting the history that accompanies it. "

Actions taken

Among the actions that have been made, the project collected conditioning adequacy of ornamental elements of the square, lighting installations, plumbing, landscaping and furniture, as well as accessibility to the site, respecting planning regulations, to include this square within a Historical Jumilla.

Thus, among other things, has been remodeled retaining walls massifs gardening, perimeter walls, the source of the frogs, and water, in addition to integrating the whole furniture such as benches, street lamps, rubbish bins The monument to the Nazarene or the playground, where he has installed a safety cushion flooring rubber base.

Moreover, it has improved the paving of the square, and corrected the gap between the garden and Calle Canovas.

The perimeter balustrade closing the square has also been one of the items that were included in the remodeling and down stairs, and gardening.

Among the works are the materials, including tiles used in banks and at the source, with unique pieces crafted by hand to "dry cord", maintaining the style and shape of the original tiles of the square.

The works have an implementation period of 5 months and an operating budget of more than 74,000 euros.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla