This morning we visited the ravine area in calle Cruces, which has been completely improved following the works carried out at this strategic spot in Manilva village.
After several months of work and an initial budget of 100,000 euros, it looks much improved aesthetically and in keeping with the other ravines in the town centre that have already been revitalised.
This main thoroughfare in Manilva is of great importance as a route for both vehicles and pedestrians, which is why the council has made every effort to offer the best possible facilities.
Both the mayor, Mario Jiménez, and the Infrastructure and Works councillor, Diego José Jiménez, were very satisfied with how this important project was carried out.
With the aim of achieving a uniform look across all the ravines and similar spots in Manilva, all the service connections, such as water and electricity, among others, have also been replaced internally.
Both officials explained that this is a much-needed improvement, as it is not only about offering the best service to residents, but also about having the best possible setting for tourism, so that we are an attraction on every level.
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