Roadworks continuing in North Corfu

CORFU. Phase B on the roads in Velonades: Agios Spyridonas Livadiou – Stavros, length 2,060 metres; Rachtades – Ai Lias (1,030 m); and Dafni – Agios Georgios (1,006 m).
Continuation of the Rural Road Construction Project by the Municipality of North Corfu under the "Antonis Tritsis" Programme – Phase B with the following roads:
(Velonades) Agios Spyridonas Livadiou – Stavros, length 2,060 metres,
Rachtades – Ai Lias (1,030 m)
Dafni – Agios Georgios (1,006 m).
Despite ongoing objections and obstacles created by the opposition, we are moving forward.
With the Municipality’s firm commitment to implementing high-quality, long-term solutions and its strategic focus on strengthening the primary sector and supporting the daily lives of farmers, the Municipality of North Corfu is continuing decisively with the implementation of the extensive rural road construction programme, funded by the “Antonis Tritsis” development tool.
The Municipal Authority has overcome the difficulties caused by the opposition in its attempt to hinder progress and is now proceeding with the second phase of a plan that addresses the real needs of the countryside. This phase ensures accessibility, safety, and development potential for every corner of the Municipality, underscoring the Municipality’s will to deliver sustainable, high-quality solutions.
Following the first phase of rural road projects—constructed to European Union standards—which included the following roads:
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Sfakera – Kitos – Episkepsi, 3,960 metres long,
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Karousades – Olive Mill, 1,356 metres long,
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Nymfes – Oil Press – Barbati, 1,500 metres long,
the next section begins with the roads:
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(Velonades) Agios Spyridonas Livadiou – Stavros, 2,060 metres long, followed by
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Rachtades – Ai Lias (1,030 m), and
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Dafni – Agios Georgios (1,006 m).
The Mayor of North Corfu, Giorgos Mahimaris, stated:
“Our citizens can be assured that we are continuing with the same determination: we constantly seek new funding, make use of every available tool, and accelerate projects that had been delayed for decades. We offer real support to the farmer, the producer, and the village resident. We don’t just talk – we act. And more is on the way... Another 5 projects already have secured funding, while 11 more road projects, totaling 30 kilometres, are in the process of being included in the Rural Development Programme.”
ELENI KORONAKI
Photo: North Corfu Municipality