Ibiza Town bus station
- Thread starter stingray
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I didnt think there was space anywhere on that street for a new bus station, unless its on the wasteland on the left hand side when you just turn onto that road off the roundabout from san An?
http://www.ibiza-spotlight.com/news/2004/new_ibiza_280904_i.htm
http://www.ibiza-spotlight.com/news/2004/new_ibiza_280904_i.htm
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McRackin
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from the ibiza sun:
Law Courts
Ibiza Town Hall has offered part of the new bus station being built in sa Colomina to the ministry of justice, to enable the law courts to be moved from their current installations in the centre of the town. The proposal offers 7,000 square metres of building, in addition to a 2,000 square metre car park. The ministry of justice has been looking to move the justice courts on the island for a while, and there were even plans to build a new installation in sa Graduada.
The mayoress, Lurdes Costa, said that this alternative would allow the law courts to move far more rapidly than they could have hoped. It would also provide them with more car parking space, an asset that is blatantly missing from the current installations, with police vehicles often having to double park whilst they unload suspects.
The bus station is set to be finished at the beginning of 2008, and includes a five- storey building as well as a separate bus terminal.
It is now up to the Ministry of Justice to see if they can agree with Ibiza Town Hall the finer details of the agreement, but it is an option that, at the moment, seems to have pleased everyone.
Law Courts
Ibiza Town Hall has offered part of the new bus station being built in sa Colomina to the ministry of justice, to enable the law courts to be moved from their current installations in the centre of the town. The proposal offers 7,000 square metres of building, in addition to a 2,000 square metre car park. The ministry of justice has been looking to move the justice courts on the island for a while, and there were even plans to build a new installation in sa Graduada.
The mayoress, Lurdes Costa, said that this alternative would allow the law courts to move far more rapidly than they could have hoped. It would also provide them with more car parking space, an asset that is blatantly missing from the current installations, with police vehicles often having to double park whilst they unload suspects.
The bus station is set to be finished at the beginning of 2008, and includes a five- storey building as well as a separate bus terminal.
It is now up to the Ministry of Justice to see if they can agree with Ibiza Town Hall the finer details of the agreement, but it is an option that, at the moment, seems to have pleased everyone.
