| Jávea Grapevine February 2015
Asphalting
Update
The Asphalting & the
redevelopment of
Jávea that started with
Calle Vicenza
continues in the second
week in February
Amjasa has replaced pipe sections
in some of the streets to be paved
The councillor for Works in Javea,
Paco Torres, has reported that
February begins the two major
public works that were awarded
during the December and which
have had the Health and Safety
Risk Assessments both agreed
and approved.
The first project ‘Calle Vicenza’
involved the demolition of Villa
Sarita, an old house in a state of
neglect which was acquired by the
town.
The other plan started in Mid February is laying asphalt on 15 to
20,000 metres of streets that cover
various developments and major
roads such as the Avenida Juan
Carlos I.
Prior to paving, municipal water
company, Amjasa, is making minor
works to replace hooks or small
sections of pipes in the streets
which will be paved to minimise
problems in the future, added the
Mayor, José Chulvi.
For example, in the Montgo area,
a total of 20 separate projects are
being undertaken by local Jávea
businesses now registered in the
Register of Providers at Amjasa.
Another project being addressed
is the repair of the Triana bridge.
The intent is to replace the bridge
with a new and safer construction.
A draft is being submitted to the
departamento ministerial de Costas to incorporate their suggested
implementation reports.