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| The park will be closed for security for 18 months starting next Monday, October 12, due to the start of the works that include a winter auditorium | The laying, this morning, of the first stone of the Almansa Park remodeling works begins the materialization of "an emblematic project for San Javier" whose execution will keep the park closed to the public for 18 months from next Monday, October 12, although access to the auditorium is planned to open during the summer.
Mayor José Miguel Luengo accompanied by the Councilor for Public Services, María Dolores Ruiz, the Minister of Education and Culture, Esperanza Moreno and the architects who created the project, Pau Batalla and Miguel Martínez were in charge of burying an urn in which, in addition to the newspapers of the day included a mask with the logo of the San Javier City Council, as a sign of the times, and the latest programs from the international festivals of San Javier based in the Park. The mayor of San Javier, José Miguel Luengo expressed his satisfaction with the start of the remodeling works of the park that occupies 32,000 square meters in the urban center of San Javier and that were awarded to the company CHM with a budget of 3.5 million of euros financed at 80 percent by the European Regional Development Fund, ERDF, included in the Sustainable and Integrated Urban Development Strategy "San Javier, a living city".
The works, which include the construction of a winter auditorium with 500 seats, will begin in the coming days with the preliminary demolition works of the existing concrete that will account for 25 percent of the total surface compared to the 75 percent of soft soil predominant in the project.
final,in which, in addition to maintaining the tree mass, more than 200 new pine trees will be planted. The new Almansa park, from which the vehicles disappear, "will be everyone's park, with spaces for all ages," said the mayor at a ceremony attended by numerous social agents of the municipality, to whom he made available the new facilities such as the winter auditorium.
The new closed auditorium will be built on one floor, connected by a covered plaza with a building that will house several rooms for workshops and two-story offices, and the current cafeteria that will be remodeled and integrated into the architectural complex.
The current summer auditorium will modify the entrance hall that will be larger and more unified as well as the cafeteria area that will remain open to the park.A large fountain of emerging jets will preside over the park enclosure that will include play areas for different ages and bio-healthy, the existing bowling alley and a skate park next to an external bleacher in a square that will integrate the Conservatory and the Official School of Languages with the park. Four squares in different parts of the park will serve as access and continued union with the urban fabric of the park, said the architects, who explained the project whose objective was to unify the park as an extension of the city.
The squares that will remain open will delimit the perimeter of the park that will be closed at night.
Another of the key issues of the remodeling was to remove the vehicles from the park for which he built a large parking lot next to the adjoining building of the San Javier Court in addition to set back two of the streets with which the park limits to create in outside about 150 battery spaces and enable the garden area next to Garroferos street for temporary use as parking. The mayor José Miguel Luengo stressed the importance of this work for the municipality because of what the Almansa Park means for many generations of residents of San Javier and thanked the involvement of all the technical staff of the City Council "that made it possible for San Javier to be one of the only three municipalities in the Region of Murcia to win the call for European funds with this Development Strategy that began with a broad process of citizen participation for its preparation ".
Luengo also thanked the collaboration of the Official College of Architects of the Region of Murcia "which contributed to providing transparency and dissemination" to the ideas competition that was called for the remodeling of the Almansa Park and which the Valencian architects Pau Batalla and Miguel Martínez ended up winning.
,who did not hesitate to enter the contest after visiting the park and seeing "the great potential it had".
The Minister of Education and Culture, Esperanza Moreno put San Javier as an example of a city of services and cultural offer and highlighted the step that San Javier takes in this sense with the construction of a new winter auditorium, highlighting the cultural commitment of San Javier " so important at the moment that the Culture is suffering especially ".so important at the moment that the Culture is suffering especially ".so important at the moment that the Culture is suffering especially ".
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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