The City Council will expand the inclusive play area on the promenade with an accessible swing for older children who use wheelchairs.
The deputy mayor of the area of Services and External Control, Blas Ruzafa, has reported that this game is in addition to the seven that already exist in this park, which exceeds the ratio established by the regulations of the Junta de Andalucía that regulates playgrounds.
The deputy mayor of the area of Services and External Control, Blas Ruzafa, announced today that the playground of the promenade will be expanded its inclusive play area with an accessible swing for older children who need wheelchairs.
This has been made known to Veronica Romero, the mother of Mario, a child with cerebral palsy who due to his age, situation and physical build can no longer use the existing ones in the park.
The mayor explained that the City Council of Estepona, after a meeting between the mayor and the mother of this child, began last May to coordinate the assembly and installation of the new game, which has an investment of about 20,000 euros.
Due to the dimensions of the new seesaw, which allows older and disabled children to climb with their wheelchairs, the Consistory must readapt an area of the park, which will be properly perimetered for safety reasons.
The head of the area of Services and External Control has pointed out that in the coming weeks will be installed the new swing that extends the inclusive circuit of this park, which exceeds the ratio of adapted games established by the regulations of the Junta de Andalucía that regulates playgrounds.
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