El Javea Town Hall is preparing a comprehensive coastal and pre-coastal management plan with which it hopes to improve security, services and tourism sustainability in areas of high landscape and environmental value such as coves and their surroundings.
Councilman beaches, Antonio Miragall, will advance today in the Consell de Turisme some of the approaches included in this project and that, following the line of recent years, are aimed at decongesting traffic in points of great tourist pressure such as the granadella or the Portitxol.
The mayor explains that, with the recent approval of the traffic ordinance, the Consistory has ready the regulatory framework to regulate parking as a blue zone during the summer months in roads such as Pic Tort, Barraca or Truita.
At the same time, public transport options would be offered to reach these coves with a shuttle bus with a starting point close to Arenal and recovering the tourist trenet a Granadella, yes, already paid.
Other measures to respond to problems detected, without expanding the surveillance and control of access to vehicles via barrier every weekend in June and from September to the October bridge.
Likewise, authorization has already been requested from the Civil Guard of Traffic –which holds the security powers in CV-742- to be able to install elements that prevent parking in the ditches of this road to Portitxol.
Control at the La Granadella pier
Miragall also spoke of a control system for the use of the Granadella pier in order to rationalize kayak access –in coordination with active tourism companies- after overcrowding occurred last summer.
Regarding the beaconing, the councilor advances that Costas has been requested the possibility of expanding the buoy park towards the area of the Cap Negre and the placement of ropes to prevent the passage to the caves with motor boats.
These are some of the measures that from the area of tourism and beaches have exposed to the Consell Consultiu de Turismo y Promoción Económica, an advisory forum that has also been provided with the different tourist balances of the last year (occupation, beaches or visits to the Cova Tallada) as well as a summary of the six lines of aid to companies that the City Council has launched in support of the Covid 19 crisis and in which it has mobilized 4 million euros.
Chulvi, you should know that the Reality is that you are going downhill, with skates and without brakes.
Meditate on Reality for a while, champ!
Note: Squeeze the dead cat on the head a little more, it will surely give you a "something" in Valencia and you're already out of Jávea, eh? come figure !!!
They're gone now, Luis. And according to Pedro, it would be deris if it weren't so irritating and incoherent with his little "progressive" or tactical speeches. Wake up, opposition.
It's a bit of a laugh, if it weren't sad, to hear about 'tourism sustainability' in Javea where countless buildings are being built with dozens of new apartments, destroying the mountain with new mansions, an area already overcrowded, a sewage system that can't stand a light rain shower, coastline full of garbage and wipes to wipe one's ass that the sewage and sewage treatment plant can't seem to hold. In short, this must be the tourist sustainability of which they speak without much embarrassment.
As long as they don't implant something, this gets out of hand.