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The socialist mayor José Zapata, who already requested this project in full September 2009 and was rejected by the PP, reiterates the need to implement the infrastructure referred to, especially with the imminent integration of the High Speed ​​to be buried

Councilman Jose Zapata Socialist Group will defend a motion in plenary on Thursday asking the Local Government to draft the proposed construction of sidewalks, bike lanes and elimination of architectural barriers in South Round from El Palmar road to the roundabout intersection with Avenida de Los Dolores, and immediately build infrastructure mentioned.

This case reminds Zapata, as was discussed in plenary, 2009, but the proposal was rejected by the local PP.

Since then the residents of the neighborhoods in the area, covering about 30,000 people without the districts, neighbors sued the local government implementation of this project and six years later, with the imminent integration of the High Speed ​​City , to be buried, it is essential to undertake the construction of these infrastructures to prevent pedestrians and cyclists remain incommunicado, explains the PSOE mayor.

This is a problem that continues to plague continues Zapata neighbors Patino, Santiago El Mayor, El Progreso, Infante Don Juan Manuel and South Ronda, not only because of the risk of abuse and insecurity, currently represents the vial;

but because many of them will be forced to cross the tracks when carrying out the work of integrating the high speed and that also encounter forced to take long bluntly to move to the courts and shopping area serias- difficulties to by the City of Justice.

"We hope that this time the local government hears claims of many neighbors and implement a necessary and essential project," concludes the PSOE councilor.

Source: PSOE Murcia