The city council granted it Adaptation works for Williams Park As a multi-sport space for Arquitectura Prefabricada y Modular, for an amount of 119,547 euros and a duration of implementation of three months. This measure is financed within the framework of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan financed by the European Union through the Next Generation Funds.
Williams Park is located in The central surroundings of the bullringSpecifically between José Cádiz Salvaterra, Cerco and Santo Domingo streets, and occupies an area of about 10,000 square meters; It consists of grass beds with various types of shrubs, dirt paths and prefabricated paving stones, and contains furniture and equipment for children, in addition to general lighting.
It is worth noting that the comprehensive renovation works of the Scout Park were recently awarded, a project with similar characteristics whose preparation was also awaiting a decision and which was expedited by the government, as explained by the Deputy Mayor of Public Services, Jaime Espinar; “It’s about Another issue we find ourselves involved in and we have lifted the ban on it“In this way, the planned works will begin soon and the residents of these areas of Jerez will be able to benefit from the improvements that these works will bring.”
Project A is thinking A range of works for the general adaptation and improvement of existing infrastructure To create an environment suitable for practicing healthy lifestyles, including improving sidewalk paving, enhancing accessibility of the entire area, and removing architectural barriers that may hinder mobility.
Likewise, it is planned to remove and move street furniture items, such as benches, rubbish bins and sports equipment; Construction of running tracks in Alberu, after clearing and leveling the existing pavement; And carrying out various works to renew and clean green areas and landscapes.
Among the planned works, it is worth noting the expansion of the stadium surface to accommodate new games; Installing vital health elements along the pedestrian path in the form of circles for physical exercises.
