Paterna will carry out a technical study to bury the entire metro line as it passes through the city

VALENCIA, October 28 (Press EUROPA) –

The City Council of Paterna (Valencia) will carry out a technical study to bury the entire metro line as it passes through the city and with stations in the center of the city, as reported in a statement by the council, in which there is a budget of 150,000 euros in the 2025 municipal budgets to draft the technical study that will plan this burial in the urban area, Fuente del Jarro and La Canyada and then transfer it to the Generalitat Valenciana.

The mayor of Paterna, Juan Antonio Sagredo, has stressed that the local socialist executive “accepts the regional authority to finance this study to access Paterna of the underground works under land, one of the most advanced municipal projects. “

As mentioned, “the study will include the request of the historic neighborhood to bring the metro closer to the city center, with stations on Avenida Blasco Ibanez, Calle Mayor and Avenida Vicentes Mortes.”

The City Council wants the funeral to be “a reality as soon as possible” and with a view to that reason it wants to “speed up” when it comes and will draft a technical study of the funeral. Sagredo has confirmed that the budgets that are being finalized will include that item of 150,000 euros that is expected to prepare the technical study on the undergrounding of metro lines throughout the town area.

In this regard, it is also stated that the new study will include the historic neighborhood request to bring the metro closer to the city center, with stations on Avenida Blasco Ibanez, Calle Mayor and Avenida Vicentes Mortes , “thus bringing public transport closer to the train station. citizen and make it much more attractive.

“Paterna deserves to be a safe city, and therefore, it is a priority to have this project that will eliminate all smooth roads in our city and that we are going to move forward from Council the City to speed up the processing and then offer it to the city. Consell so that they can put the work out to tender as soon as possible,” he said.

In this sense, Sagredo has emphasized that, although this study is a regional possibility, “we cannot wait any longer.” We already did it with the Valterna and Santa Rita health centers, which, thanks to Paterna’s efforts, is now a reality,” he explained.

“Safety must be a priority and this project eliminates all smooth roads in our city. No other area is valid,” said the first mayor. Likewise, he pointed out the “confidence” of his government team that the regional government “will get work when it comes to carrying out and financing that work if we help this government team and send we are here on the table as a step before this action,” said the first mayor.