The cost of remodelling a stretch of Palma's Paseo Marítimo between the auditorium and the calle Monseñor Palmer will be met by the Balearic Ports Authority. Deputy mayor for the model of the city Antoni Noguera observes that there is an "historical deficit" in that the town hall has been paying for its maintenance at a cost of 400,000 euros per annum. The ports authority has agreed that it will undertake some investments.
Infrastructure
Ports authority will pay for Paseo Marítimo changes
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Excellent, the same could be done at Porto Pi, on the top of the bank outside the shopping centre.