Major infrastructure projects in Polis Chrysochous reviewed with new Agriculture Minister
A key meeting on Friday saw Polis Chrysochous' mayor, Yiotis Papachristofis, municipal council members, and Agriculture Minister Christos Senekis discuss significant infrastructure developments planned for the area. The focus was on assessing the progress of existing commitments and urging the ministry to adhere to agreed timetables with determination.
Key projects highlighted included the expansion of the Pomos fishing shelter to enhance operational capacity, the creation of a coastal footpath from the Polis camping site, the construction of coastal breakwaters in Chrysochous Bay, and the enlargement of the Latchi port. The installation of a desalination plant was also emphasized as vital to addressing local water supply concerns. Additional plans involve sewage and rainwater drainage systems and work on the Ayios Yiannis river in Latsi.
These infrastructure projects are seen as crucial to the development and future progress of the region. The municipality pledged to closely monitor the ministry’s execution of these commitments, especially amidst ongoing debates concerning the pace of development tied to major hotel investments and redevelopment projects in the area.
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