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The mayor of Jumilla, Enrique Jimenez, presented yesterday the works in the first phase of the redevelopment of the Plaza de la Alcoholera Minor, to the residents of the area, besides the presence of the Board of the Association of Residents of Barrio San Fermin, who also reported the next actions foreseen in the north of the square, which also will be reformed, emphasizing between jobs, the union of both parties to create an open space.

So said the mayor, as during the first phase, actions have focused on the redevelopment of the firm, and replacement of broken slabs and shabby.

Another important work has been the elimination of arenario, which has installed a new playground, with rubber floor, and numerous children's pieces, most notably the addition of a baby swing.

The perimeter also has delimited with guardrails, this being one of the most applauded performances by parents and parents in the area.

Furthermore, it has been remodeled part of the furniture, and installed a drinking water source, which so far had no square.

Moreover, the Mayor informed the residents of upcoming proceedings under the second phase of the redevelopment of the Plaza, which could begin in the coming months.

For one thing, the most important action will be to remove the street that separates the two sides, so that the two spaces will join leading to a run Plaza.

Another outstanding measures, will be the installation of a bench inside stone planter, which delimit the square to its north with the Avenue of the Catholic Monarchs bank.

The bank will act as a planter on the outside and on the inside bank.

Moreover, as in the north, is remodel the firm and the slabs are replaced shabby and street furniture.

The mayor stressed in his presentation, the "importance of acting as a key point is the Plaza de la Alcoholera, which is one of the biggest daily activity that collects daily, hence the necessity of ensuring the safety first , especially smaller ones, and then improve the accessibility and use of the surroundings of the town. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla