(haipo) Works to renew and upgrade the "Aharon Rosenfeld" wharf promenade, as part of the continued development of the urban coastal strip and the upgrading of public space along the coastline, Will start next Tuesday (7.7.26)The project will be carried out through the "Yefa Nof" company andExpected to last about a year.
A large-scale project to upgrade the promenade and connect a coastal stretch along Haifa
The project will include the construction of a new bike path, the installation of advanced coastal lighting adapted to the marine environment, extensive work to improve accessibility, upgrading seating areas and landscaping, and the construction of giant pergolas for shade. In addition, the dog beach will be renovated and the road and sidewalks on Aharon Rosenfeld Street will be renewed. Upon completion of the work, a full promenade sequence will be completed for the first time along Haifa's shores, by connecting the Bat Galim Promenade (Margolin Pier) with the Hulda Gurevich Promenade (HaBahad). The connection will create a continuous, accessible, and high-quality space for walking, cycling, and spending time along the coastline, for the benefit of the city's residents and visitors.
Traffic and parking arrangements during the work period
- During the construction period, access to the beach and all facilities will remain open.
- Parking on Aharon Rosenfeld Street will be permitted only to holders of a parking permit for the Bat Galim neighborhood.
- Working hours will be Sunday-Thursday between 07:00 and 17:00, and on Fridays until 14:00.
- Aharon Rosenfeld Street will become one-way, and entry will not be allowed from the direction of Bat Galim Boulevard.
- During the work, safe crossings will be arranged for pedestrians, and depending on the implementation stages, solutions will also be provided for cyclists.
- All businesses in the area will continue to operate as usual, and access to them will be maintained throughout the period.
The Yaffe Nof company is responsible for paving a road from Kabbir that started on December 23 and they said it would take two years..not at all, I doubt it will open in two years from now, so I'm not impressed by the promise of completing this project within a year..lol
It's a shame a map of the place wasn't included. It would have been easier to understand the changes expected in the place.
Where will the cancer patients who come to the War Association activities there camp? You don't care at all.
What about the disabled?
Where can people who want to visit the sea swim?
Where will there be disabled parking to access the beach? A mess.