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Gual announces that the first stage of the La Savina Port Beautification Plan will begin in November
09/10/2017Today, the president of the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB), Joan Gual de Torrella, met with the President of Formentera Island Council, Jaume Ferrer at the Casa del Mar building at the La Savina Port. The meeting was also attended by advisor to the President and regional councillor for infrastructure, Rafael González, among other authorities, as well as technical staff from both administrations. Gual de Torrella announced that the first stage of the La Savina Port Beautification Plan will get underway in November, and these works will be complete before the start of the season. The first stage comprises the upgrade and improvement of the parking area located to the north of the La Savina Port, and will optimise the flow of passengers and vehicles that access the Harbour Station. Furthermore, the works also entail improving the roads and pedestrian zones in the service area of the port. The tender budget is €599,811 (excluding VAT). The president of the port authority also added that the improvement works of the fisherman's wharf as well as the sea wall upgrade and paving of the wharf will begin on the same dates. Two projects with a tender budget of €457,154 and €137,187, respectively. Meanwhile, Gual announced that November 2018 will see the start of the second stage of the port's beautification plan, which includes works on the promenade. The President of Formentera Island Council expressed his satisfaction that works on the port will begin in November and will be ready in time for the next season, as requested by the Council. Jaume Ferrer also thanked the APB for reaching an agreement with the Council with regard to the works to be carried out at the port, "in turn supporting the vision that both the institution and locals have of La Savina as well as our own island model".