The second phase of Puerto Pollensa's semi-pedestrianisation project was meant to have started in November. Yesterday's council session finally approved the second phase. This will cost in all 2.1 million euros, and the project plan is to be put out to public consultation and submissions for a period of thirty days. It would appear that the second phase will not now commence until after the coming tourism season.
Puerto Pollensa
Puerto Pollensa pedestrianisation second phase finally approved
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