The first meeting of the Tourism and Commerce Commission of the Cercle Empresarial de la Marina Alta held Tuesday in Dénia left on the table a claim by employers, returning to insist on the suitability of installing the bus station in Maritime station.
Several months ago, the shipping company Baleària announced the free transfer of its space to be there where the necessary Dénia bus station is installed, but the previous government decided to bet on the area of Torrecremada, definitively ruled out by the current government of Vicent Grimalt.
From the CEDMA consider that the proposal Baleària a solution "viable and necessary" to improve infrastructure and the volume of passenger traffic of Denia and the Marina Alta.
The county entrepreneurs remember that transport travelers from the center of Denia to the bus station could be performed free of charge aboard the solar boat the Panseta and the proposal of the shipping would involve placing more stops throughout the city, although the center would be to the maritime station.
Pedestrianization of Calle Marqués de Campo
During the meeting the idea of peatonalizar the main commercial artery of the city was also discussed. In this regard, from the CEDMA they conclude that the municipal government should conduct a thorough study before taking any action.
From CEDMA proposes to improve the signage and take advantage of existing parking and expand places if possible, encourage its use through measures such as discounts by local businesses, reorganize traffic and regularize the loading and unloading facilitating the work to transporters.
In this regard, the meeting was put on the table the idea of creating a business association that is capable of uniting the collective and coordinate joint activities that can take part in the decision peatonalizar Calle Marques de Campo.
more comarcalidad
During the meeting also it decided to create greater comarcalidad. From the CEDMA put as an example the new direction being taken by the candidacy of Dénia a gastronomic city of UNESCO, adding the brand name Marina Alta.
In this first meeting of the Commission were present Isabel Agulles, Cristina SellésAna Plà, Josep Vicent Mascarell, Javier Ripoll, Luis Silvestre, Esteban Cobos and the president of the Cercle, Sonja Dietz.
