This is the comprehensive management of a section of the so-called" Via Verde del Litoral "emerged after the demise of rail Gibraleón-Ayamonte, which is framed within the" Greenways Program "developed jointly by the Ministry of Environment , RENFE and LVEF, with the intention of recovering railway lines for alternative purposes recreational and ecotourism. Specifically, we focus on the stretch of the route that runs through the town of Lepe, where the vacuum resulting from the elimination of that railway line divides the town into two and is a clear discontinuity in the urban fabric of the city.

The place of action (in its dual nature / urban greenway) must consider all that space affected by the now defunct railway line as it passes through Lepe, resulting a "LINEA CITY PARK." Firstly It will be addressed to the "border problem" raised in the urban fabric.

However, given the recent entry into force of the General Plan, this contest should considering that the limits of intervention are not only in the passage by the current Lepe, but in the new city limits which are contemplate in the plan.

Thus arises the concept of expanded scope of action. This includes the route of the route from the cork oak forest in the northeastern border (which are intended to constitute an urban park) to the southwestern edge of what will be the real estate under the new General Plan. Thus, the aim is to restore the continuity of the "Coastal Greenway", now broken his way through Lepe.