Pollensa town hall has approached the Council of Majorca and the Consortium for Tourism Promotion regarding changes to the planned semi-pedestrianisation project for the coastal road in Puerto Pollensa. A key one would be for it to be exclusively for pedestrians at certain times of the day.
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Town hall presents modifications to Puerto Pollensa pedestrianisation scheme
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Has anyone seen and reviewed an assessment of the financial impacts, positive and negative, of this scheme? Equally, have any alternative projects been assessed as more important than this one: - spending more money on sea wall protection along the coast road - spending more money on keeping the beaches clean - doing it once or twice a year is not enough - spending money on a programme to stop dog poo in the town, especially along Pine Walk - improving cycle paths along the beach road as they end at Llenaire All my suggestions add value, will be appreciated by visitors and promote the legacy of the town. Regards John