He Gijón Social Council will assess at the end of September whether or not to undertake a comprehensive reform of the walk of the wall. At the moment, they are running works on a provisional basis for guarantee the necessary physical distance from the coronavirus. “It is a city decision,” remarks the council that tries to weave consensus around one of the busiest spaces.
The councilor of the Mobility area, Aurelio Martin, rules out taking proposals to the meeting of the advisory body. If it is decided that this reform is necessary, the council will propose the creation of a commission to address these works. Other agents such as the Forum of Mobility or the College of ArchitectsMartin explained.
This consultative body is made up of business organizations, unions, political groups, institutions and socio-economic entities of the council. In addition, the tender to pedestrianize the Molinón Avenue, also subject to political and neighborhood controversy, is scheduled in two or three weeks.
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