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The José Cánovas Ortiz de Beniaján Garden fountain improves its functionality and aesthetic finish.
The technicians finalize the works of this installation with the washing and waterproofing of the glass, as well as the renewal of the water jet system and the lighting.
The 'Objective Pool 2023' plan encompasses four major measures, renovation of four large ponds and five unique sources.
The construction of ten new ornamental fountains in the most emblematic places of the city, and the holding of an annual contest of ideas, and an annual investment of 100,000 euros in new sources.
The Councilor for Urban Development and Modernization of the Administration, José Guillén, has visited the remodeling work that is being carried out at the José Cánovas Ortiz garden in Beniaján, where technicians are finalizing the work to improve its functionality, its value and aesthetic finish.
Specifically, the actions at the source, of 150 square meters, focus on washing the entire vessel and the wall, as well as its waterproofing.
In addition to the renewal of the water jet system and the installation of new lighting.
The installation will also have an exterior platform along the same that will serve as a seat for citizens.
"The residents of Beniaján will be able to enjoy in a few days the new surroundings of the José Cánovas Ortiz garden, whose work will improve, not only the aesthetics and functionality of the installation, but also the quality of life of the citizens," said Councilor José Guillén.
This is one of the actions of the 'Objective Pool' Plan, which was launched in August with the objective of mitigating the effects of climate change through water, as a main element of parks and gardens.
The renovation works of the Beniaján fountain have had a budget of 14,349.90 euros (VAT included) and are expected to be completed by next week.
'Pool Objective'
The 'Objective Pool 2023' plan encompasses four major measures, including the renovation of nine major works, such as the four ponds, such as La Seda, El Salitre, Los Patos, in San Ginés, and Fofó Park, and the five historical sources, such as the Circular Square, the Clock Tower House (Tocinos Bridge), the José Cánovas Ortiz Garden (Beniaján), the Juana Jugán Avenue (Tocinos Bridge) and the Liberty Avenue (Guadalupe).
The construction of ten new ornamental fountains in the most emblematic places of the city, such as Santo Domingo and San Esteban;
the holding of an annual contest of ideas, in which the winning project will be executed;
and the investment of 100,000 euros per year for the construction of new sources in the municipality and its districts, for five years, are the other three major measures that make up the '2023 Pool Objective'.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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