El Party He went to the municipal sports center this morning to present his Ciudad Deportiva project, which they claim to have started during his last government and now they want to finish it. This would mean a huge expansion of the facilities that Dénia has, centralizing them in the area of the aforementioned sports center and surroundings.
The popular candidate, Pepa Font, has appeared with Juan Carlos Signes, his number three and candidate to lead the sports area of the hypothetical PP government, of which Font has been praised: "He is the best Sports councilor that Dénia has ever had and the best it can have." Together they have presented the project with which to expand the sports facilities that a Sports City now has that they see as insufficient and, according to Signes, "deficient".
The PP proposal? On the one hand, making use of publicly owned land in front of the sports center pediment to build its "sufficient and with sufficient space" pavilion, without requiring, Font has assured, the 12 million at which the government has valued its second pavilion. That of the PP would cost "between eight and nine million."
On the other hand, the expropriation of private land located behind the Trinquet The Rovellet to allocate them to the creation of two 11-a-side soccer fields, convertible into four 8-a-side soccer fields, and various facilities for playing tennis and paddle tennis. Of course, they would be spaces destined only for pure practice, not for competitions since the creation of large stands is not contemplated. Of course, it will have numerous changing rooms so that they can be used by the users of the slopes. The cost of this second space is valued by the popular team at three or four million.
It is the most striking, surely, but not the only project with which the PP promises to promote sport: scholarships for elite competitors, small facilities in each neighborhood, sports for children under six years of age, resuming the free offer for the elderly... And again facing the sea. According to the popular mayor, Dénia has lived for a long time "with its back to the sea", which is why it promises to bet on nautical tourism.
With all this, the PP also seeks to promote nautical and sports tourism, so that it "helps deseasonalize and complement current [tourism]", because, according to the popular, "Dénia is falling behind."
