Home - New GPA proposal: "No more barriers"

The exhibition of the proposals presented in this second stage presents a problem of selection. What is the command to follow?: The most important? The most urgent? The easiest to make? the most economic return on the concept / value?
 
Given the above, I think once and for all solve the problem of architectural barriers is, perhaps, the most important and urgent.
  
In addition to its application step by step, place to place. No big plans, which requires time and study must consider the entire municipality for other than unconnected patches. In this case the barriers, each action is a timely success. However, there must be an Accessibility Plan agreed to establish priorities and planning.
 
It is very important to solve this problem affects not only the disabled but to everyone with limited mobility with their families, people with prams am with shopping carts, almost all that day or the other, we we see included in any of these groups.
  
It is also urgent because each passing day, for a person affected by any of these barriers is a fair day in his life. An injustice committed by the government.
  
It is easy to perform because the necessary elements already have: Fadir had made a list of "black spots" (I do not know if it is not updated, it would cost to do this). We have local technicians to develop every little action. We have manpower to do it, or municipal contract. These technical and workforce feel more stimulated by being part of an act of social justice.
  
And, finally, is this economic activity since, regardless of its low cost, we bring extraordinary benefits to present our village to the outside world, as championed in the removal of barriers consistent with the benefits of prestige id choice of tourist destination that those who believe in removing barriers.
  
Do not forget that the removal of architectural barriers includes access to the beaches and the sea. Social justice to which we refer to the increased desire to qualitatively improve our tourism offer which will make the world a beacon of Roses in the field of accessibility. Never leave us a social investment more profitable.
  
This proposal is merely a repetition of the proposal No 14 that we did on 14 July 2010 under the title of architectural barriers, social barriers and you can find on this blog
  

... If it was urgent for a year, is now more urgent.
 

Juanjo Albors
 
Association for Civic Participation

roses.acp@gmail.com