Construction work has started for the coastal walkway of Peyia that will extend from the entrance of the Municipality, in the area of Pottima, up to the fishing shelter of Agios Georgios.
The Mayor of Pegeia, Marinos Lambrou, said that this is not just a walkway but a multi-functional and multi-functional park that will be enjoyed by locals and foreigners alike.
In all areas of the project urban equipment and lighting will be installed. In addition, within the framework of the project and between the banks of the river Xeros, a pedestrian bridge will be erected, he said, connecting the pedestrian walkway with the future Paphos Marina.
He also pointed out that in the first phase, at a cost of 3 million euros, an amphitheatre, stadiums and a bridge over the Xeros River will be built. Almost 15 kilometres long, next to the sea, a pedestrian and bicycle path is being constructed, a pedestrian, seating and sanitary areas, playgrounds and playing fields will be created, while green areas will be landscaped, which will make up a single linear seaside, multifunctional park.
The main objective, according to Mr. Lambrou, is to create space for walking, sports and recreation along the already developed areas of the Municipality's waterfront and access to the beach for residents and visitors to the area.
The first phase will be completed in 15 months. The Municipality of Peyia is moving swiftly to the licensing of the next phases, up to the port of Agios Georgios, concluded the Mayor of Peyia.
Source: CNA
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