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The Director of Public Works and Planning, José Ballesta, signed this morning an agreement with the mayor of Sewell, Lazarus Mellado, to fund in full the wording of the 'Plan of Integrated Park Raceway. "

The document sets up a large green area made up of a network of meeting places, gardens, parks, and equipment and rehabilitate the environment of the Ethnological Museum of the Huerta de Murcia, the natural water room, and the Arches Aqueduct and La Noria.

During the ceremony, José Ballesta noted that the Community will continue to work with the City on this project will represent a new lung of over 400,000 square feet of Sewer "

For now, the Directorate General of Housing and Architecture has been awarded a grant which will cover both the draft, which was decided after a contest of ideas, which was won by the proposed 'Shared Landscapes. "

A sustainable project

The Master Plan, drafted by a team of architects from Murcia, set the basic lines of this ambitious project, which will take place in several stages, the first of which is already underway.

This initial phase is restoration and revitalization of archaeological, environmental and socio-economic complex of the Ethnological Museum of the Huerta de Murcia, and the recovery, restoration and archaeological conservation integral Arches Aqueduct and Noria.

The action aims to break the physical barriers that divide the town and regenerate the urban space revaluing marginal areas, through public services that facilitate citizen participation in municipal management to boost job creation and economic development, tourism and cultural promoting social inclusion and equal opportunities.

Once finished, you will have created a sustainable urban space use and enjoyment of all citizens, according to all criteria of sustainable architecture and recovery of natural environment, enhancing, preparing and historical heritage encompassing the surface area green for public use.

Finally Ballesta recalled that "the regional government continues to work to improve the quality of life for its citizens, this time to subsidize the ambitious plan that will benefit not only residents of Sewell, but all municipalities coming to this town."

The green initiative Sewer

This project has a budget of five million co-financed by the Ministry of Public Works, the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Consistory of the municipality, within the context of the municipal strategy 'Sewer grows in Green' .

This program is included, in turn, in the Strategic Plan for Sustainable Development of the municipality, developed and coordinated jointly determined by a commission for that purpose, consisting of officials from the Autonomous Community and the City Sewer.

Source: CARM