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The residents of El Llano del Beal, San José Obrero and El Algar will be able to enjoy their social premises in the coming months, since the works that were launched in the previous legislature are progressing at a very good pace.

In the case of El Llano del Beal, the construction of the property implies responding to a historical claim of the town since, until now, there was no space in which all the groups could be integrated.

As planned, the works, which have an execution period of 9 months, must be completed before the end of the year.

The budget for this new infrastructure amounts to 358,437 euros, from the Neighborhood Plan that the Autonomous Community resumed last year.

“The residents of El Llano have been demanding a social space for many years and have finally been able to respond.

This work is another example of how important a program like this can be for our neighborhoods and villages, so we hope it will be maintained and increased �, said the Councilor for Urban Services, Projects and Works, Juan Pedro Torralba .

As for the premises of San José Obrero, the works consist of the removal of the fiber cement plates from their roof and their subsequent replacement by a tile roof and a false ceiling that will guarantee adequate insulation.

The space had quite poor health and sealing conditions, so an investment of 59,453.12 euros has been made.

"This work has been more complex because you have to comply with all the protocols included in current regulations to remove the fiber cement, but luckily it will soon be available to the neighbors," said Torralba.

The project for the premises of El Algar includes the installation of a new roof for the patio of the civic center, so according to the mayor "it will allow the town groups to expand the spaces for socio-cultural activities."

Both the works of the social premises of San José Obrero and those of the civic center of El Algar are part of the 2018 Participatory Budget project.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena