Salou invests 250,000 euros in improving beach services

Salou. Costa Dorada. The last half year of 2011 250,000 euros have been invested in improving the beaches of Salou in a series of actions to improve multiple elements of the Levante Beach in addition to the beach and Passeig Jaume I . "Our aim is to provide good service to salouencs and many visitors who come to the capital of the Gold Coast to enjoy our beaches," said Mayor Pere Granados.   Thus, among the changes are already visible in most coastal salouenc is the replacement of groups of showers on the beach, rowed to the renewal of the wooden wall that borders the garden walk; replacement Wood flooring of the garden area between the beach and Paseo Jaime I the placement of paving stones and wood over the adequacy of banks in the gardens. The installation of two new modules toilets, a source in the cyber and the other in the area of ​​the bus station and a new form of two adapted toilets for disabled Street Columbus (light source) are two improvements that have joined the population.   In addition, other points that have improved the coast of Salou are coverage of a drawer out of water to convert it into a lookout area on the piles as well as other works such as the arrangement to install the Red Cross has been the space below the stairs to the beach priests. "We have done a great job completing the proper level of services that already had the beaches and inlets of the municipality," said Councilman Management Planning, Marc Montagut. Finally, Retolacions and signs have been changed in order to unify the image at these points of coastline.  

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