The Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council’s Municipal Operational Coordination Center (Cecopal) has issued a significant announcement regarding the restriction of access to the construction area at the Las Teresitas beach breakwater.
In response to numerous individuals disregarding safety regulations and putting themselves at risk, the Local Police and rescue teams have had to intervene, prompting a plea for cooperation from the public.
The section undergoing construction has been cordoned off, including the pathways designated for heavy trucks and vehicles. Moreover, additional warning signs have been erected, clearly indicating that entry to the area is strictly forbidden.
⚠️IMPORTANT⚠️
🚧Please respect the prohibition on entering the construction zone at the Las Teresitas beach breakwater.🚧
In recent days, the @PoliciaLocalSC and rescue teams have had to intervene due to many disregarding these rules and putting themselves in danger. pic.twitter.com/W0UQWa1aM6— CECOPAL SC Tenerife (@CECOPALSC) June 4, 2024
The renovation project for the northeast breakwater at Las Teresitas beach, with a budget of €2,385,819 for the replacement of missing blocks in specific areas, aims to restore the promenade for beachgoers, allowing them to walk along the breakwater safely.
The commencement of these renovations, situated towards the end of the bathing area on the Santa Cruz coastline, has fenced off more than half of the plot frequently used for parking, where Satocan company’s machinery is stationed, responsible for the dock improvement project. Additionally, swimming and access to the beach are prohibited in the cove adjacent to the breakwater.
