Les Roques neighbors, ready to measure streets throughout the city to comply with the rules

The intention of the president of the Association of Neighbors of Les Roques de prohibit parking in five streets in the neighborhood it claims, non-compliant, has raised hackles among some locals. Since they met the request moved to the consistory, they have united to fight this decision and alleging that take many years parked without there been any inconvenience or complaint.

In addition to collecting signatures against this ban, residents have requested a meeting with the mayor and Javier YgarzaCouncilman government, to explain their situation. Friday had a meeting with Ygarza, and as confirmed by the mayor himself next week, he and the mayor will meet with them.

At the same time, they are these days in the research, measuring the distance from the free road in several streets in Dénia for compliance with the regulations.

At the moment, the fieldwork has revealed a total of 14 streets that do not comply with the regulations and be enforced, should be banned from parking. Among other streets in that list are the Barbican, Pare Pere, street, street Benissa and Paseo del Saladar streets.

And according to the ordinance, the city vials must be three meters of free road. Article 34 of Section 2º in its Chapter II: Stop and parking full Municipal Traffic Ordinance, motor vehicle traffic and road safetySays that parking is prohibited in lanes one-way "When the parked vehicle leaves a free width less than a 3-meter lane for road traffic".

Regarding the access of service vehicles to the area, neighbors have explained that neither firefighters, nor health services or municipal services have ever presented any complaints about access to these streets, and show with images that can be accessed without problems.

Faced with the possibility of amending the ordinance to allow parking in the area, from the Consitorio explain the formalities they lengthen until August, and it is also necessary political consensus.

For his part, the president of the association has threatened to take to court those responsible if they do not comply with regulations.