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The execution of several works of great significance in the town, run by the Department of Infrastructure of the City of Cartagena, is ongoing and timely, so that e mong the spring and summer of this year 2015 will see the light of projected new avenues in the city.

Starting Captains Ripoll, with a budget of 1,210,000 euros and about 30 percent of the work performed, it is expected to end between the months of April and May.

To date, there have been renewed two large pipes of drinking water and are connecting with the Taibilla, so that the main performance replacement water infrastructure has ended and the next step will be the surface treatment where be the first recess of a meter wide avenue, placing strong again, with two separated by a small landscaped median to replace the current boulevard, sidewalk 7 meters wide on the side of buildings roads.

A new feature is the lighting, all of it will be led, and a bike lane eight feet wide, bidirectional, which will connect the Avenida de America and Paseo Alfonso XIII.

Once remodeled the street, is considering running a large roundabout at the junction with Paseo Captains Ripoll, consisting of three lanes or rings.

Work began in November and the execution time is 5 months.

The other project is also underway and will end in April is running a collector at Alfonso X El Sabio, then the new collector that has been launched in Wssell Guimbarda, which is a work that is being made in driveway, so it does not affect the sidewalks, which are in good condition.

The contract is 634,000 euros and, to date, has run 40 percent of the work.

As for remodeling Feringán Sebastian Avenue, which is running the Commonwealth of Channels Taibilla including renovation of pipelines and sanitation and water supply, as well as improved access to Tentegorra with developments in surface will affect the roadway, sidewalks and gardens, will meet the deadlines, so that in June, the works come to an end.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena