It is being hard pressed, but the center of Dénia is nearing the end of its works. Although the works of Glorieta They should have been finished in July according to the bidding agreement, August has arrived and we still haven't seen the result. But you can already sense a future huge greener pedestrian square than we knew.
Last year the works began on the Glorieta del País Valencià with which it is expected to give a new life to the center of Dénia in its new pedestrian context, leaving in the past everything that had to do with vehicles, such as roads or parking areas. parking lot. A matter still pending from the neighboring Marqués de Campo in which you still even discover obsolete zebra crossings and blue zones.
The new Glorieta was projected with greener spaces, with trees and planters on the ground where there used to be a road. These can finally be seen, with the newly planted plants where they should grow to decorate the city. The new downtown garden.
The truth is that these planters were not appreciated in the presentation of the initial project, although the City Council has confirmed that they had it in mind from the first minute. Anyway, it has been a pleasant surprise for passers-by who come every day to browse. What has changed with respect to the initial design, which can be seen in the video that accompanies this news, is that it has been decided to do without some trees to ensure free space for use in different types of events, such as planting the fault or place the scenes of Holidays, New Year's Eve and more. However, there will only be two banana trees less than those projected.
Also these days the asphalting of the connection between Pare Pere street and Ramón y Cajal is being finalized. Now all that remains is to finish that side of the square and give a slight face lift, it is hoped, to the central roundabout.
I know what our rulers will say! They are already criticizing again, they are not happy with anything that emos has done! But gentlemen, so many little plants at the time when there is the most drought???, Giving advice not to waste water in gardens, swimming pools, but little plants in the town... yes. !!Watch out that it is a beauty!! But that this drought is not from now!!! , Anyway. ORGANIZATION!!
I'm sorry, but I cannot agree with you on this point.
The plants, as it is easy to see, are all plants from dry environments.
Among other Thymes, Oreganos and Dwarf Palms, all of which have been planted in this park, do not need more than one pool of water a day.