Spain will allocate 34 million so that Dénia recovers the disappeared beaches
Pilar Bernabé, the new delegate of the Government in the Valencian Community, has visited Dénia this Tuesday to address with the municipal representatives some of the key issues that affect the city and that are ministerial competence, such as the construction of the new police station Nacional, on the plot ceded by the town hall on Miguel Hernández avenue, and the long-claimed regeneration of the north coast.
Regarding this last topic, Bernabé took advantage of his stay in the city to meet with a representative from the Playas Norte Association and personally explain the details of the Les Deveses regeneration project, which the Ministry for Ecological Transition put up for auction in July . An action with a planned investment of more than 15 million euros, which will be the first to be executed in The three regeneration projects designed for the Dianense coast.
As the Government delegate recalled, the projects for Les Marines and La Marineta beaches are currently in the environmental impact study phase.
The total investment in Dénia's beaches will be 34 million, "an effort that demonstrates the clear commitment of the Government of Spain to regenerate and protect the coast" and that is part of a broader and "very important recovery action from the coast to national level, with an investment of more than 1.200 million euros.
The future Dénia police station
Pilar Bernabé has also visited the current facilities of the National Police in Dénia. Regarding the forecasts regarding the construction of the new police station, on the land ceded to the Ministry of the Interior by the City Council (4.000 square meters on Miguel Hernández Avenue), the Government delegate has advanced that "according to the planned deadlines, the works will begin throughout the year 2023 », since the construction project is already being drafted. This is an "example of coordination and collaboration between administrations, between the City Council and the central government."
The mayor, Vicent Grimalt, thanked Bernabé for his visit to Dénia and the "good news about two such important projects for the city".