This action is part of the Onda Bonica urban beautification plan and responds to a historical neighborhood demand. With this intervention, the City Council gains a new pedestrian route in a highly transited area for both residents and visitors, while also enhancing safety and accessibility in the surroundings.
“"We promised that we would make Onda more beautiful than ever, in all neighborhoods, and we are delivering. Today we take another step to improve mobility, safety, and the quality of public spaces, eliminating disused elements and reclaiming areas for the enjoyment of Onda's residents."
The work included the complete demolition of the old electrical tower, the removal of the transformer, and the relocation of wiring by the utility company, which has completely freed up this space in the neighborhood.
The new stairs overcome the existing elevation difference between both streets and create a more comfortable and safe route for pedestrians. Additionally, the intervention contributes to beautifying and expanding Miguel Hernández Square, which was already part of the initial actions promoted within the Onda Bonica program.
Since 2019, the Onda Bonica program has transformed more than 40 urban spaces in the municipality that were degraded, with actions aimed at improving the city's image, promoting accessibility, and highlighting local ceramics as a distinctive element in the works promoted by the council. According to the municipal government, this project reflects its commitment to the continuous improvement of the urban environment and the recovery of spaces for neighborhood use in all areas of the town.
