Dénia's beaches are ready to be enjoyed during Easter

The City Council and the Provincial Coastal Service have worked hard to return the status of public use to the beaches for the arrival of visitors at Easter and Easter.

Area Les Rotes, 1.000 tons of pebbles have been removed that the sea pushed inland and that blocked the La Racona ravine. The risk of falling from the crack that opened in the Pegolí area has been eliminated. A study of areas that may present landslides in the future will be carried out in order to ensure the safety of bathing places, which is a municipal responsibility.

Marineta Cassiana Beach

In the Marineta Beach Cassiana, it takes two years Posidonia leaving a barrier that prevents sand loss. After the storm of January, it was raised to keep the Posidonia barrier until March 31, instead of until February 28 as the previous year.

The results have been more positive with increasing beach from the lows of the year 2005, which were about 20 meters wide dry beach, near 30 the current meters.

These days have withdrawn a total of 3.300 tons of remains of Posidonia. Also it is working on sanitizing the area of ​​standing water near the jetty just to minimize odors.

Playa Les Marines

On the beaches of Punta del Raset, Marines and Bovetes The sand that was deposited next to the walls of the urbanizations has been removed.

On the beaches that had seen their profile modified due to the storm -Almadrava (Costa de la Calma), Molins, Bovetes and Marines- the leveling works have been carried out. The reeds accumulated by the storm have also been removed on the beaches of Deveses and Molins, extracting 150 tons of remains.

All the beaches in Dénia have services and garbage collection bins from the 1 March, with the intensity, frequency and location corresponding to the average season in which we live.

The endowment is also the gateway corresponding to Easter and marking the beaches management plan contained in the certifications ISO 14.001 and 9.001.

Regarding infrastructure Lavapies, the Valencia Region Tourist Board entrusted the public company TRAGSA the operation of the network, which has been badly damaged by storms that rendered unusable completely station pumping seawater that is located on the beach Punta Molins.

Proceedings of the Provincial Coastal Service

Since late February the Mayor of Dénia met, Vicent GrimaltAnd the Councilor for Environment and Climate Change, Josep Crespo, with the provincial chief of Coasts, Rosa de los Ríos, the commitments acquired there by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Food and Environment have been activated.

On the beach of Almadrava, Costas has withdrawn the accumulated temporary reeds. Deveses, acting consists of two phases. The first, already completed, consisted of the transfer of sand from north to south beach. After the Easter will be held a second phase consisting of the transport of foreign sand the same quality as the existing beach.

In the Blay Beach area of ​​the beach of Marines it will also act in two phases. The first, already executed, has involved the transfer of some 8.000 cubic meters of surplus from Molins beach and its storage in a warehouse in an area agreed with the city council.

The second part of the work will take place in May and will consist of pouring the sand into the sea to ensure public use of the beach throughout the summer. If sand sea directly be produced, the beach would be lost before the summer. Therefore it was decided to first collection and in May just have to act in Blay Beach performing pouring sand into the sea.

However, it has emerged minimal passing through the area so that users can stroll, which until a month ago was impossible because the sea came to the walls of buildings.

Dénia will have available for the public to enjoy all beaches during Holy Week, except the auction of the works in Deveses Beach and Blay, for operational reasons, will not end until May.