Marbella City Hall has started the second phase of work on the slope in calle Alfredo Palma beside CEIP Miguel de Cervantes, while the completed section of the street is open to traffic and marked parking spaces are available to neighbours and other users.
At a glance
- Work has entered its second phase beside CEIP Miguel de Cervantes.
- The concrete wall at the foot of the slope is complete.
- The section already finished is open to traffic.
- Marked parking spaces are available to neighbours and other users.
What the second phase involves
The next stage will stabilise the slope and address rain-related erosion beside the school.
The project’s second phase includes concreting the surface closest to CEIP Miguel de Cervantes and installing artificial grass. The stated purpose is to consolidate the ground and eliminate erosion processes that occurred when it rained.
The completed concrete wall at the foot of the slope is between 1.8 and 2 metres high. The wider works cover the sanitation and concreting of 576 square metres of slope.
Work already completed
Initial works included drainage features, wall finishing, cleaning and parking-space markings.
The first part of the project included completing the walls’ drainage openings, painting the wall and cleaning the finished area. Parking spaces have also been marked.
The completed portion of calle Alfredo Palma is open to traffic, and the parking spaces are available to neighbours and users in general.
Scale of the planned works
The scheme combines new wall construction, existing-wall repairs and artificial grass installation.
The project includes 120 square metres of new wall and repairs to 455 square metres of the existing wall. It also includes 80 square metres of artificial grass.
These measures form part of the broader work to consolidate the slope and reduce erosion linked to rainfall.
Why this matters in Marbella
The project affects a street beside a Marbella school and provides a clear update for local users.
For residents, families and other people using the area around CEIP Miguel de Cervantes, the update clarifies that the completed section of calle Alfredo Palma is open to traffic and that marked parking spaces are available.
The second phase is focused on stabilising the slope and limiting rain-related erosion. This makes the progress relevant to anyone regularly accessing this part of Marbella.
What readers should know
Drivers and pedestrians should follow the marked layout while the second phase continues.
Local users should follow the marked parking arrangements and the traffic layout in the completed section of calle Alfredo Palma while the remaining work continues.
For further updates about the project, readers should check the Marbella City Hall announcement.
Source: Marbella City Hall. Details checked by Marbella Daily on 10 November 2026.
