The Mijas Town Council announced it has put out to tender the first stage of the San Bernardo Street complete refurbishment on Tuesday in Las Lagunas. As explained by the Councillor for Works and Infrastructures, José Carlos Martín (Cs), this is an action highly demanded by the area's residents. He warned of the road deterioration near the Camino de Coín. "The project includes the complete renovation of all the services, such as water supply, rainwater and sewage networks, telecommunication, electricity and street lighting, paving, without forgetting removing architectural barriers," said the Councillor.

The image of this street will also change substantially, Martín assured, "as this area still has old paving. We will give a boost to the area from a functional and an aesthetic point of view".

 

This first phase will run from the wall of the dual carriageway next to McDonald's, to the Camino de Coín junction. Also, it is planned to build a small roundabout to ease the flow of vehicles along this stretch, thus increasing road safety in the area around the Virgen de la Peña school.

The works have an initial investment of 695,000 euros, VAT included, and a completion period of four months. The tender, said the Councillor for Contracting, Roy Pérez (PSOE), will be held until 18th July through the State Contracting Platform. "Once the period for the interested companies to present their bids has ended, the contracting committees will carry out the evaluation," said the Councillor. He added, "we hope that in two or three months, at the most, work can begin".
 

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