Marines Reurbanizes Streets to Improve Accessibility

The project, funded by the Provincial Council of Valencia, will renew services and asphalt in areas from the 1980s.

Generic image of urban redevelopment works in a Valencian municipality.
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Generic image of urban redevelopment works in a Valencian municipality.

The Marines City Council has launched a reurbanization project focusing on Miguel Hernández, Gátova, and Colón streets, aiming to improve accessibility and renew infrastructure.

The initiative is part of the Municipal Integral Accessibility Plan's objectives, seeking to adapt the town for all citizens while respecting its traditional typology. The works concentrate on an area urbanized in the 1980s that, after more than 40 years, requires intervention to improve sidewalk accessibility, preserving the characteristic gardening at property entrances. Additionally, all services and street asphalt will be renewed.
Meetings have been held with residents to inform them about concerns, particularly the potential reduction of parking. As a solution, the governing team has established an illuminated parking area near these streets to facilitate parking.
This project has a budget of 550,430.25 euros, funded by the Provincial Council of Valencia through the 2024/2027 Provincial Plan. The project is in the awarding phase, and works are expected to begin in the last quarter of the year.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Marines (24/09/2026)