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The extension of the Avenida Juan Carlos I is an investment of 3.5 billion euros and employs 105 people.
They first piedera the new Community Centre in Florida
The Government Delegate, Rafael González Tovar, along with the Mayor of Las Torres de Cotillas, Domingo Coronado, visited the works of extension of Avenida Juan Carlos I to the national road 344, financed entirely by the Government of Spain under the Plan E, which together have involved investment of over 3.4 million euros (3,470,917 euros).
Specifically, this project to improve road safety and mobility comprises a main axis, with the straight-line path extension of Avenida Juan Carlos I to the CN-344.
Furthermore, this important infrastructure includes an underpass under the railway line, reinforced concrete will improve pedestrian safety by facilitating the passage through this space.
The works of this extension include two roundabouts for cross regulation and modification of service roads running parallel to the CN-344.
Also, projecting the surface drainage by pumping the way to the sides.
It has made the study of signs and road marking and defense works necessary (safety barriers), to ensure the safety of road users.
Added to this is that all the street lighting of this extension was performed using 12m-high columns and lighting fixture will double within the roundabout will be done through columns of 12 m.
high.
The lighting of the roundabout at the CN 344 is effected by column 14 m in height.
González Tovar said today that "it was worth the financial effort that the Government of Spain has to, through this investment, helping create jobs, boost the economy and create the necessary infrastructure of the municipality."
Subsequently, the Government Delegate and the Mayor of Torres de Cotillas have laid the first stone in Florida Occupational Center has been funded entirely by the Government of Spain through the State Fund for Employment and Sustainability 2010, and has local had an investment of 767,999 euros and has led to the creation of 35 new jobs.
This center is designed as a meeting place and meeting to encourage the coexistence of the inhabitants of the hamlet Torrena.
The plot is situated at Adelfas and has a surface area exceeding 1,000 m², of which the building will occupy 540 m², targeting the remaining 226 m² interior courtyard and public space.
The center, which will have two plants, provide in its bottom floor entrance hall, living room with bar and pantry, workshop, office, toilets, gerontogimnasia room, an auditorium and access to a courtyard where you can outdoor activities.
The first floor has an exhibition hall, library and study room, among other agencies.
More than 6 million euros between 2009 and 2010
The Local Investment Fund earmarked Cotillas Towers in 2009 3.470.917 euros for the realization of an important action that has generated 105 jobs, of which 40 are newly created jobs and 65 people belonging.
These works were selected by the City in accordance with the needs of the municipality.
González Tovar has also reported that the new State Fund for Employment and Local Sustainability to be invested in 2010, will involve a further economic boost for the city of 2,654,599 euros.
4 was carried out works projects valued at over 2.2 million euros and 4 social spending programs valued at 443,175 euros, which will benefit over 3,000 people.
"In total Cotillas Towers of the Government of Spain receives more than 6 million euros in two years: the largest investment in this county by any government in such a short time and which clearly reflects the will of the President municipalist Zapatero has said.
Current status of state funds in 2009 and 2010 in the Region of Murcia
The delegate of the Government has used the visit to inform the Government of Spain has already paid the full amount of 556 works from the State Fund of 2009, representing 82 percent of the total projects submitted, totaling 673.
Tovar Gonzalez recalled that the Fund has created 13,200 direct jobs across the region.
In this regard, he stated that "the 2009 Fund is meeting the objectives of boosting the economy, job creation and improvement of local infrastructure, particularly in the construction sector, being the hardest hit by the crisis" .
As for the new State Fund, 2010, González Tovar indicated that involves an injection of an additional € 154.1 million to municipalities in the region.
"In just two years, municipalities in the Region of Murcia will receive from the Government of Spain over 400 million euros to boost the economy, create jobs and improve our towns and cities in a time of economic difficulty in which government public should be an example of effective management, "said González Tovar.
Councils in the region have already been approved by the Government of Spain for the start of the 729 projects submitted to this new State Fund.
Source: Delegación del Gobierno en Murcia
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