According to her, a new path will be built from Juodkrantė to Pervalka after the completion of the public procurements currently underway.
“After the successful completion of the public procurement procedures, the reconstruction works of the path will begin from the already reconstructed path to Pervalka, Nagliu dune. The works are planned to be completed in 2024, a more specific date will be clear after the procurement,” LAKD’s comment to BNS states.
According to the directorate, there may be several contractors for the repair of the almost 16-kilometer section, and the tender for the reconstruction of the section between Pervalka and Preila and access roads to these settlements is still being prepared – the previously announced purchase did not take place, and the market is currently being consulted about it.
In July, the repair of the 13.5-kilometer long section from Smiltynė to Juodkrantė was completed, and it cost 5.8 million. EUR (including VAT) was carried out by the company “YIT Lietuva”.
The total length of the Smiltynė–Nida trail is about 50 kilometers, and after its repair, it will be managed in parts by Klaipėda and Neringa municipalities.
The first section of this path from Pervalka to the beach was installed back in 1978. Later, separate sections of the trail were built at different times.
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**Interview with Lina Stankeviciute, Project Coordinator for the Juodkrantė to Pervalka Path Reconstruction**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Lina. Can you share more about the plans for the new path from Juodkrantė to Pervalka?
**Lina Stankeviciute:** Certainly! We are excited to announce that after the current public procurements are successfully completed, we will begin construction on a new path linking Juodkrantė and Pervalka. This project aims to enhance accessibility and promote tourism in our beautiful region.
**Editor:** What improvements can the public expect from this new path?
**Lina Stankeviciute:** The new path will not only be a continuation of the already reconstructed section leading to Pervalka, but it will also include better facilities for pedestrians and cyclists. Our goal is to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors while preserving the natural beauty of the area.
**Editor:** When do you anticipate the construction works to begin, and how long is the project expected to take?
**Lina Stankeviciute:** We expect to start construction shortly after the public procurement procedures are finalized, which should be within the next few months. While the exact timeline will depend on various factors, we aim to complete the project by the end of next year.
**Editor:** How will this project benefit the local community?
**Lina Stankeviciute:** This path will encourage more visitors to explore our area, boosting local businesses and promoting tourism. Additionally, it will create a more connected community by providing safe routes for residents to travel between Juodkrantė and Pervalka.
**Editor:** Thank you for sharing this information, Lina. We look forward to seeing the progress on the path!
**Lina Stankeviciute:** Thank you! We appreciate your interest in this project and will keep the public updated as we move forward.
