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CHA calls arrange walks the banks ofa

by admin on Jun.23, 2010, under news

CHA calls arrange walks the banks of the Ebro in Zaragoza.

Zaragoza, May 10 .- The Aragonese municipal group in the City Council request the Mayor Zaragoza, Juan Alberto Belloch, who "took seriously the maintenance of equipment and walks the banks of the Ebro" to the numerous errors in them.

According to CHA spokesman, John Martin, in a press release, the mayor of Zaragoza "should know that parks and rides, in addition to them, you have to care and, sto credits, maintain, not only to provide better service to citizenship but also to guard the image of a city that spends much pomp and exhibitions but that does little to maintain what has already been done. "

The same applies to the maintenance of the ride cyclable Park running from the mouth and the district of Santa Isabel, on, sto credits, the left bank of the Ebro

"In January, a flood inundated the river Gallego disabling this ride bicycle use because of the amount of gravel that was deposited in the" as part of the path the water took, so asked to "be clean and arrange the tour as many families and cyclists use it, "claims Martin.

Aragonese Council reminds the, tera gold, mayor that what happens on the banks of the Ebro also occurs in many other facilities and city parks.

In this sense, Martin alleges that the Flour Mill in San Jose, the Green Corridor and kiosks that were built on the suffering "the slovenliness of a management that does not care about them despite the use of public money spent on them."

"The same applies to parks and gardens that have been cut, covertly, the maintenance budget. You can see it with the naked eye," concluded the spokesman for CHA.


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