El ayuntamiento empieza a ejecutar el Plan de Arbolado en Ronda del Valle

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La delegación de Medio Ambiente invertirá 26.136 euros en la plantación de 23 almeces

La concejal delegada de Medio Ambiente, Charo Valverde ha anunciado el inicio de la ejecución de la primera fase del Plan de Arbolado en Ronda del Valle donde se plantarán 23 almeces de porte mediano en el tramo comprendido entre las calles Corazón de Jesús y Cádiz.

De momento ha comenzado el trabajo de creación de los alcorques para posteriormente plantar los árboles cuyo mantenimiento se realizará mediante un sistema de riego localizado controlado mediante programador. La inversión se sitúa en 26.136 euros IVA incluido.

Valverde, que ha indicado que los almeces estarán protegidos por una estructura metálica, también ha anunciado que para 2025 se prevé una partida presupuestaria para completar la plantación de árboles en Ronda del Valle y se iniciará, para el mes de febrero, la plantación en la Ronda Sur.

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