This week sees the end of the maintenance and conservation work at the Baños de la Reina archaeological site, begun last July by the company Alebus Patrimonio Histórico and funded by Calp City Council.
This work campaign began with the concern to remove the graffiti on the Molí del Morelló. At that time, it was necessary to prioritise and act on the Molí to prevent the paint from solidifying. The intervention on this structure has given good results and there are no more traces of graffiti.
The plenary session of Calp City Council yesterday gave final approval, with the support of all political groups, to the Strategic Tourism Plan 2020-2030, a document that sets out the roadmap for tourism to make the city a more competitive and sustainable destination and to ensure that tourism has an impact on a better quality of life for citizens.
Aguas de Calpe donates one euro to Caritas for each subscriber who opts for electronic billing
Aguas de Calpe, Cáritas Calpe and the town council have signed an agreement stipulating that for every subscriber who opts for electronic billing, the entity that manages the water service in the municipality will give one euro to Cáritas Calpe.
Maintenance work is due to start tomorrow on the pavements and tree grates on Carrer La Pau, La Pinta, La Santa Maria, Joan de Garay, Pintor Sorolla and Blasco Ibañez. These are pavements that currently have irregularities in the paving due to the passage of time. The works are intended to correct the defects and improve safety for pedestrian traffic.
The Museo del Coleccionismo in the Torreó de la Peça de Calp will open its doors again next Friday, after the renovation work carried out in recent months.
The project included the renovation of the building with waterproofing work, changing the pavement, electrical installations and general finishing work, but also the installation of a screen that projects an audiovisual image in different languages about the old town of Calp.
Fallen trees and fences are the main consequences of the strong gusts of wind of up to 90 km per hour that Calp has suffered in recent days. In addition, the wind has destroyed the emergency tent of the health centre where the PCR tests are carried out.
The Board of Directors of the Penyal d'Ifac Nature Park, which met this week, informed about the imminent implementation of the pre-registration to visit the park with a maximum capacity of 300 people per day. This measure responds to questions of a conservative and protectionist nature of the ecosystem and is not motivated by the restrictions imposed by COVID.
Calp Town Council has decided on the call for applications for aid to promote sport in the 2019-2020 season, which will allocate a total of 147,972.43 euros to the various sporting bodies in the municipality.