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The work in Calp's Esplai park is in its last phase
LEVANTE
The Enviromental Brigades overlook the Banys de la Reina micro-reserve in Calp
LA MARINA PLAZA
Calp-citizenCalp denounces Territory Councilman's threats for criticizing new Calalga Tower
CALP DIGITAL
The work in the Esplai park is in its last phase
The work in Esplai Park is entering its final phase; it is a space for sports and leisure activities with a surface area of 5,400 m2, which includes the old installations of Miguel Ángel Benitez. The project has cost 181,000 euros.
The new sports infrastructure includes a skating rink, a parkour area and a skatepark for skateboarders. The facilities also include a green area for the practice of yoga, Zumba and sports with equipment.
Since the Banys de la Reina site was declared a microflora reserve by the regional Ministry of the Environment when specimens of Allium subvillosum were found there, a brigade from the regional ministry regularly carries out monitoring and maintenance work in the area.
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Calp urges the government to stop the plan to limit fishing days
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In defence of the local fishing industry, the political groups in Calp unanimously supported a motion at the last plenary session calling on the government and the other relevant public administrations to stop the APA 423/2020 regulation, the management plan for demersal resources for the conservation of certain species in the Mediterranean.
This is a plan adopted by the Spanish Government in application of a European regulation to establish biological limits that allow sustainable fishing and which imposes restrictions on fishing.
Since 2019, the Youth Department has been working on an ambitious local youth plan, which is part of the Valencian Youth Strategy and has a duration of 5 years.
Calp City Council unanimously decided last Monday to request the Ministry of Education through Plan Edificant to build a new primary school in Calp.
The proposal was put forward by Education Councilor Rebeca Merchan when this need was identified at the last meeting of the City School Board, where the directors of all the schools had the opportunity to express their difficulties.
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Calp restricts two planned 32 and 30 storey buildings to 19 and 15 floors
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Calp limits two apartment buildings planned with 32 and 30 floors to 19 and 15 floors
LA MARINA PLAZA
Calp gives the green light for the 19-storey building in Cabalga in the first rows by the sea and announces four more buildings
CALP DIGITAL