The winning proposal obtained a total of 53 points, while the expansion and improvement of public lighting ranked second with 47 points. The third priority action will be the installation of an inclusive children's park in the Ermita Park, which garnered 45 points.
The comprehensive improvement and accessibility of the Municipal Cemetery achieved 40 points, and the creation of urban art murals with positive messages received 13 points. The scoring system awarded two points to the first option selected by each participant and one point to the second, counting only the highest score to ensure transparency.
These results mark the culmination of the participatory calendar, which began on September 7th with the proposal submission phase and included a workshop on September 18th at the Municipal Library. The voting, open since September 24th, also featured an additional in-person point on September 28th to facilitate participation from the entire population.
