We have been seeing how this government team is carrying out a series of interventions on our streets for some time, some motivated to create more space for pedestrians, on the occasion of COVID-19, and others to improve, renovate and / or adapt the roads and sidewalks with greater wear, either due to the weather or due to the traffic they endure.
From the Popular Party we support that any action aimed at improving the urban environment as long as the idiosyncrasy of this city is taken into account, which has just come out of a confinement of months and whose main income comes from Tourism.
Until an effective deseasonalisation is achieved, which is still far away, the summer months lead to a sharp rise in the population. What in principle is good for the municipal economy, obviously causes a greater increase in traffic and discomfort in access to the urban center, which should not be further hindered by the execution of works, given that one year is twelve months, and of they, there are at least ten in which the works would be more bearable at all levels.
Likewise, we understand that resources are scarce, so we believe that they should be used to improve all the neighborhoods of the city, giving priority to those that are most degraded by the state of their sidewalks, the lack of lighting, poor asphalt and bumpy, damaged or non-existent street furniture…. It is obvious that all neighborhoods have their problems, so we do not understand what it makes sense to focus spending on one area, the center, which comparatively is much better than the rest of the city, and which, also, according to what we have seen published in the press and on social networks, he rejects the actions proposed by the Government Team.
That is why we have proposed to the plenary session various alternatives in which to invest the subsidy of the Alicante Provincial Council that would improve the quality of life of all the residents without coming into confrontation with any of them, for example:
These and many other projects could be undertaken with the funds of the Diputación, they would be welcomed by the citizens, who is the one to whom this money really belongs, and would lead Dénia to the XNUMXst century. The bad thing is that maybe they would not generate so many headlines or have such a good photo, and it seems that that matters more to the municipal group of the PSOE than the fact of being able to effectively improve the lives of the residents of this city.