The Cervantes Esplanade and Raset walk, closer to being municipal competition

The mayor, Ana Kringe, and the councilor of Environment, Sisco Signes, met this morning in Valencia with the regional secretary of Infrastructure, Territory and Environment, Victoriano Sánchez-Barcáiztegui and with the director of Transport and Logistics, Pablo Cotino , to request that Dénia retrieve competitions in the Cervantes esplanade and the Raset promenade. Specifically from the facades of the buildings to the outer edge of the sidewalk that runs through the port area.

The meeting has agreed to initiate administrative procedures for changing the land-sea line of that coastline so that it becomes municipally owned.

is also expected to request, during the processing, the Generalitat Valenciana and the municipality signed an agreement to determine what functions each administration will carry out during this time, estimated at about two years. During this period the City asked to take over the management and collection of installing tables and chairs and craft stalls on the esplanade in the area.