“We continue to implement development projects in every neighborhood”
The complete redevelopment of the port and the entire coastal front of Skala Oropos from Attica’s own resources of 9,288,000 euros, the regional governor announced. Nikos Chardaliasduring his visit to the municipality where he toured the works underway, while with the Mayor, George Yasimakis, they launched news.
“For the port of Oropos a new era begins. A constant request that residents have had for decades is entering the implementation phase, ” Mr. Chardalias noted and informed that the work of the redevelopment of the coastal front has been included in the Region’s own resources program while other important projects are being launched or already ongoing.
Accompanied by the Mayor of Oropos, the Regional Governor traveled to the coastal front, talked to residents and visitors to the area, while at the Town Hall he watched the design video in the final.
Mr. Yasimakis, referring to the upgrade to the Municipality of the Municipality of the beach, thanked the Regional Governor for funding and supporting, stressing: “In this” “border” area of Attica, as I call it, it is the first time that such a work will be done. “
They then went to the settlement of Agios Konstantinos, where the new Nursery Station, a budget of € 1,788,000, was built from Attica’s own resources. The construction of the station, on a plot of 2,442.55 sqm, with a capacity of 30 children (24 infants and 6 infants), will be completed in the coming months.
Regarding the request of the municipality to create another nursery in Avlona, Mr. Hassardelah said informed: “We will take all actions, based on the financial planning of the Attica Metropolitan District, so that it can be erected.”
He added that the proposals submitted are constantly evaluated, examining the degree of maturity of each project and “accordingly, we are proceeding with the implementation. At the same time, we also emphasize energy upgrades to enhance the environmental and energy viability of both the Municipality of Oropos and the other 65 Municipalities of the Basin. “