The Citizens group in the City Council of Dénia is focusing its efforts on the port of Dénia. Last week they held a meeting with the General Director of Ports of the Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Domingo, to discuss with him the current situation of the Dianense port and transfer the proposals they are working on.
Orange Councilman training in Dénia, Sergio Benito, First he called for greater transparency in the management of the port, since it is very difficult to know the economic balance thereof, as well as the budget or benefits. Still, from Citizens they estimate that the port of Denia generates annual benefits would total 3,5 million euros, and that does not benefit Dianense citizenship.
According to Benito, if management changed port and a portion of those profits will go to improvements in the port area in a few years projects could be done "of enormous magnitude" Dianense that would benefit society and not depend on private investments, as has happened so far.
Citizens proposal goes through to the port of Denia "the Venice of the Marina Alta": A port in which space for the hotel, water sports and traffic of both private and passenger boats to the Balearic Islands has.
Citizens expect from the Directorate General of Ports accept their suggestions as they feel that "thinking big will revalue the port and become more competitive". Benito insists that "We have to polish the jewel we have, because Dénia is much more than a Creative City of Gastronomy".
This week we hope to meet with the mayor of Denia, Vicent GrimaltTo convey the outcome of the meeting with Carlos Domingo and hope, meanwhile, has as good predisposition as it has been by the CEO.
Two possible locations for the dog beach
At the meeting they held with the Director General of Ports at the request of their deputy Mª Jose García, citizens Dénia He put on the table his claim for a dog beach in the capital of the region. The councilwoman Mari Martínez He said that, although they can not give more details, currently two locations being considered for this space.
The deputy Mª José García said that from the general direction "they have had good will to enable a zone of enjoyment for dogs " and stressed that it might be possible to be enabled for the entire year.
