The State Government reported that next Tuesday, April 16th the intervention work will begin in the Plaza Grande of Mérida and the streets that surround it.
A renewed image, with more adequate, comfortable, safe spaces for pedestrians accessible to all users, is part of the intervention project for the Plaza Grande in Mérida, which will start next Tuesday, April 16 to strengthen its tourist vocation as it is the heart of the Historic Center and the entire city as well as to unify the work of the Tourist and Gastronomic Corridor that is carried out on 47th and 60th streets in the same area.
As part of the adaptation of the roads surrounding the Plaza Grande, a single level will be established for the pedestrian area and the vehicular area, to facilitate movement and give priority to pedestrians, and restrictions will be applied to reduce the flow of vehicles. automotive. An area for pedestrian crossing is contemplated one for vehicular traffic where cars will have to circulate at a lower speed, and another for mixed use.
This plan promoted by the State Government consists of a comprehensive rehabilitation that promotes safe coexistence for all users in the Plaza Grande and as well as the roads that surround it, covering a polygon that is limited by 61st Street between 60 and 62, 62nd Street between 61 and 63, 63rd Street between 62 and 60 and 60th between 61 and 63.
It should be remembered that the purpose of the Plaza Grande is for the recreation of Yucatecans and the delight of tourists. In this sense, priority will be given to pedestrians and restrictions will be applied to vehicular traffic.
The project will include the adaptation of the roads surrounding the Plaza Grande, the creation of more areas with vegetation and rest, a safe corridor for everyone, a dynamic fountain, better lighting, as well as the installation of street furniture. A total investment of 137.5 million pesos is contemplated.
The aim is to develop an architectural proposal that transforms the public image of what is one of the most important areas of Mérida, providing a more pedestrian-friendly environment and improving the experience for visitors, businesses, and those who use this point.
