Portal de Las Torres de Cotillas
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The Government delegate, Rafael González Tovar, the mayor of Las Torres de Cotillas, Domingo Coronado, and Town Planning, Yolanda Muñoz, have starred in the morning of Wednesday 6 May, the official ceremony of laying the first stone works that will connect the Avenida Juan Carlos I of the municipality with the N-344 and will feature an estimated investment of 3,470,917 euros, from the aid of the Local Investment Fund.
The works of this new access to the city, awarded to the joint venture "Mayger Construction Ltd. - Furniture Los Serranos SA", cross the railroad Cartagena-Chinchilla and deleted the barrier to mobility and access to the town which is the installation rail .
Also, this work will employ 105 people, 65 incorporated into the template of the contractor and the newly created 40 jobs.
This project seeks "to improve road safety and traffic in the city and, especially, create jobs," said González Tovar, while Coronado has stressed that this action "involves eliminating the barrier between the future developments planned by road infrastructure tailored to the needs of the municipality. "
And is that this initiative will improve road safety in the road N-344 itself, because it may eliminate left turns from the two existing intersections to reach the promenade Salada, eliminate existing traffic lights that close off in the direction Murcia, Molina de Segura.
Four lanes and two roundabouts
The action provides for an extension to the east of the Avenida Juan Carlos I, from crossing the streets of Los Vincent and the pulpits regulated by a roundabout.
From that point plans to build a road of 600 meters, with two lanes in each direction and a landscaped central median.
You also have a section with service roads for access to adjoining properties and two roundabouts: a 60-meter diameter, which will link with future avenues provided for in the planning itself along the railroad, and another 58 meters in intersection of this extension with the N-344, which would create a new high-capacity access towards the town of Las Torres de Cotillas.
It has also planned a rail underpass that will house two lanes of 3.25 meters and an area channel for rainwater collection.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Las Torres de Cotillas
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