The Works and Services Plan will allow more than 365,000 euros to be invested in paving

The Minister of Finance, Andrés Carrillo, the mayor of San Javier José Miguel Luengo and the Councilor for Public Services, María Dolores Ruiz visited today the renovation works of the Esperanto Park, of San Javier that they are carried out under the 2017 Works and Services Plan.

The Works and Services Plan that promotes the Ministry of Finance and Public Administration will involve a total investment of 365,972.47 euros, of which 210,749 are contributed by the regional Administration and the rest by City Hall.

Next to the works of renovation of the Esperanto park the plan hosts a total of 16 Paving and replacement of services urban development, in the streets of San Javier, Santiago de la Ribera, El Viewpoint, La Manga del Mar Menor and EuroRoda. The works, which are in the implementation phase and affecting more than 26,000 square meters, will be completed on April 15 next.

He Esperanto Park, located on San Luis Street, San Javier, that was in a state of deterioration are being subject to an integral renovation for which the ground has been leveled new pavement, creating different zones, with playgroundt: normal; line-height: 100% "align =" justify "> The mayor of San Javier José Miguel Luengo thanked the investment effort of the Community Autonomous Region of Murcia through these plans of works for municipalities of less than 50,000 inhabitants, "that in San Javier we will dedicate entirely to continue advancing in the paving and replacement of urban services of our streets, such and as we have done with the surplus of recent years ".

The Minister of Finance, Andrés Carrillo announced that the 2018 Works and Services Plan that has been endowed with a biennial character will give San Javier a total investment of 512,600 euros in the years 2018 and 2019. Andrés Carrillo indicated that "the regional government has a vocation clearly municipalist and collaborates actively so that the municipalities of the Region can carry out projects that without this support would be very difficult to carry out and have a positive impact in 550,000 inhabitants of the Region ".