The Dos Hermanas City Council has approved the tender for the urban improvement and accessibility project for Cerro de La Atalaya street, in the Los Cerros area. The action includes the renewal of pavements, trees, and new pedestrian crossings.
The Dos Hermanas City Council has greenlit the tender for the urban improvement and accessibility project for Cerro de La Atalaya street, in the Los Cerros area. The intervention includes a comprehensive renewal of the public space, with actions on sidewalks, road surface, trees, and urban infrastructures.
Among the planned actions, the complete renewal of pavements stands out, along with the reorganisation and expansion of the tree canopy with new specimens, and the execution of three new adapted pedestrian crossings in compliance with universal accessibility regulations.
The project also includes improvements to the basic infrastructures of the street, with a new supply network and the renewal of telecommunications installations. Passage areas will be expanded, and routes will be adapted for people with reduced mobility.
The works, which have a completion period of eight months, aim to enhance the functionality, safety, and urban quality of this residential environment. The action will modernise the appearance of the street and the conditions of use and mobility for local residents.
The Dos Hermanas City Council continues its plan for the progressive improvement of streets and public spaces, aiming to move towards a more comfortable, safe, and inclusive city. The tender marks the beginning of the process to award the works, which will commence once the administrative procedures are completed.
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