Users of public moorings in Dénia create a manager to require an access ramp for your boat

Users of public moorings in Dénia have joined with leading goal chasing for years, and that is simply to recover a public ramp to access their boats to sea. This ramp, which disappeared with the construction of the new port has been one of the promises that have most listened users of these boats, but still not a reality.

Currently, 600 are the users of the public moorings of the port of Dénia, who have to access private ramps to beach their boats. Although they appreciate the deference of the City Council and the Marina de Dénia Marina, which allow retirees to beach the boats for free, they affirm that there are many young users who pay their fees and cannot access this service, having to pay the corresponding 6 euros.

The association is chaired by Antonio Ortolà chafer; The vice president is Manolo Mahiques; treasurer, Sunday CONTRI; He exerts as secretary José Manuel Agudo; and vocal Jerónimo Martínez, Anastasio Jiménez, Paco Pérez and Eduardo García.

Next March 9, the members of the manager will meet with the mayor of Dénia, Vicent Grimalt, to ask him to recover the services that have been taken from them: a crane and an access ramp. For them, the ideal place is located between the Royal Yacht Club of Dénia and the shipyards of Noguera.