By Linda Hall • Updated: 30 Sep 2022 • 13:21
COVERED POOL: Expected to open in March or April 2023 Photo credit: Javea town hall
The external structure, basement and the two pools are now built, together with the future dressing rooms and cafeteria on the lower level and the gym and tiered seating above. The roof is practically complete, with partitions due to be installed and tiling to start before long.
Javea mayor Jose Chulvi visited the site recently, accompanied by Sports councillor Alberto Tur.
“If there are no setbacks, the builders have told me that the pool could open next year by late March or early April,” Chulvi said.
This is sooner than expected, as construction began in September 2021 with a 26-month deadline. At one point the contractor asked for a price modification owing to the rise in the cost of materials, but has continued working while the town is analysing the issue.
The building which adjoins, and is connected to, the Miguel Buigues sports complex, occupies a 3,000-square metre and is costing €4.7 million to build. Of this, €3 million has been provided by the regional government.
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