El Party de Dénia has started a series of meetings with the residents of each neighborhood of the city to listen to their needs and present their proposals for improvement. The initiative arises with the aim of working for Dénia and all its citizens after, according to the formation, "eight years of paralysis under the mandate of the socialist government."
The candidate for mayor, Pepa Font, and his team hit the streets to tour the city's neighborhoods and meet with the neighbors. The first meeting will take place in the Loreto street on Thursday, April 27 at 18:00 p.m. and will discuss issues related to the Les Roques neighborhood.
The following meetings will take place in different places and dates, such as the Municipal Market on Friday, April 28 at 09:30 a.m., the Paris Pedrera neighborhood on Tuesday, May 2 at 18:00 p.m. on Sagunt street with Patricio Ferrándiz, the Diana neighborhood on Thursday, May 4 at 18:00 p.m. on Paseo Saladar with Pintor Victoria, the Baix La Mar neighborhood on Tuesday, May 9 at 18:00 p.m. on Paseo Raset (pharmacy height), the Barrio Oeste on Thursday, May 11 at 18:00 p.m. in Plaza Valgamediós, and, finally, La Xara on Saturday, May 13 at Mercat de La Xara.
If you go to the Ciudadanos stands you can eat the Cocas they offer and make the day.
Two things, now you have to know what Denia is missing? And where has she been these last few years?
By the way, go through the area of the Maria Ibars institute and check the sidewalks, lighting, and the area of the Hotel Daniya and do the same
I live in a street that crosses Calle Bot (Calle Berganti) La Marineta urbanization and in this area we don't have a sewage system. They ask us for around 15000 euros per neighbor to run the line on Calle General. No one refuses to connect and pay for their connection, but do the street throw must be a thing of the consistory and everyone washes their hands.
Lack of lighting and streetlights when it is an area for runners and recreation for dog walking and you can't see anything (the few that are there are paid by the neighbors).
I have never seen street sweepers around here.
Cracked and poorly patched asphalt.
We pay an ibi close to 1000 eur and we do not have any type of service.
I don't understand how they ignore so many neighbors who don't live in the center and more paying so much Ibi.
Pepa, also approach the quarry entrance and the quarry, which was going to be a finished park and now a large garbage dump and it seems that nobody remembers these environments. The zagador is an important entry route that needs to be urbanized