The project, which also includes a side street and the area in front of the Health Center, aims to modernize one of the most central and busy spaces in the town. The intervention is necessary to solve problems with underground infrastructure for water supply and wastewater, as well as to renew the deteriorated pavement, over 40 years old.
The project also includes a redesign of the public space to improve accessibility, road safety, and coexistence between pedestrians and vehicles, eliminating architectural barriers and facilitating movement.
“"This is a very necessary project, as it's not just about changing the pavement of a square and nearby streets. It was essential to address the underground infrastructure and solve the long-standing problems with the service networks. The pavement was over four decades old and a thorough renovation was needed."
“"One of the fundamental objectives of this action is to eliminate architectural barriers and facilitate pedestrian movement, both in the Campo square itself and in the surrounding streets, especially at the entrance to the Health Center. We want these spaces to be more comfortable, safe, and accessible for everyone, regardless of age or mobility."
The project includes replacing pavements, adapting levels, defining pedestrian and vehicular areas, adding street furniture, improving signage, and implementing measures to moderate vehicle speed.
The total investment amounts to 685,223.39 euros, including VAT, financed by the Town Hall and the Xunta de Galicia with a 50% contribution from each administration.
