Yesterday, Manilva Town Hall announced the improvement of the existing park in Princesa Kristina, a park which, according to the official press release, «The neglect of the park located in the aforementioned estate meant it could not be enjoyed by dozens of families, who have been demanding its maintenance for months due to the total lack of upkeep.»
https://youtu.be/22eznCR2Kdo
Press release from RTV Manilva from yesterday
The current opposition councillor for the PSOE, Diego José Jiménez, has expressed his disagreement with the press release, saying literally «With all due respect, I think the way you have handled this information is not correct.
That green area was recovered last year. The undergrowth was cleared and the perimeter cleaned, the children’s playground and the furniture were installed, leaving it in a reasonable condition for use.
It has suffered neglect over the last six months.»
And this time he has a point: we recall that the current governing team took office on 17 June of this year, which means that for 6 months the current governing team has been in charge of the Parks and Gardens department, which is responsible for their maintenance.
Precisely one day before the current governing team took office, a press release was published reporting on the work carried out in the same park:
«On the one hand, in the upper part of Princesa Kristina, an environmental park is being enhanced, as the councillor reported. (Francisco Becerra)
Although the site has already been cleaned, one further clean-up is still to be done to clear the weeds, but benches and shaded areas have already been installed so that it can serve as a picnic area for residents; in addition, perimeter fencing has been put up around the site and the existing paths, and a children’s playground has been installed, which will need protective rubber flooring for the enjoyment of the little ones.
The project also includes planting trees to create new shaded areas.»
https://youtu.be/ofJDniM3iSk
Press release from RTV Manilva published on 16 June 2023
