Orihuela to Renew Street Signs and Building Numbers Across Municipality
Orihuela Town Hall has launched a tender to renew and replace street-name signs, hanging street markers and property numbers throughout the municipality. The €36,287.90 contract, including VAT, will run initially for one year and may be extended for a further 12 months. It will cover Orihuela city, its outlying districts and Orihuela Costa. Councillor for […] The post Orihuela to Renew Street…
Orihuela's Town Hall has initiated a tender for the renewal and replacement of street-name signs, hanging markers, and property numbers across the entire municipality. The €36,287.90 contract, which includes VAT, is set to run for an initial year and may be extended by another 12 months. This project encompasses the city of Orihuela, its surrounding districts, and Orihuela Costa.
Councillor for Statistics María Carmen Portugal explained that the initiative aims to rejuvenate street signage and enhance the identification of residences and buildings. Damaged or missing signs will be replaced, and new identification markers will be installed where necessary. The council's estimated base budget for the project is €29,990 plus VAT.
The council emphasizes that this scheme is a response to the needs of a municipality with a vast geographic area and widely dispersed population centers. Portugal stressed that clear, well-maintained signage is not merely aesthetic; it is crucial for residents, businesses, and visitors to locate addresses swiftly and accurately.
She added that the improvements will be especially beneficial for emergency services, delivery drivers, tradespeople, and visitors, enabling them to locate homes and businesses more efficiently throughout the municipality.
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