The city of Marrakech is preparing to establish a new collective vehicle and motorcycle impound facility as part of its work program for the period 2023-2028. This initiative, highlighted in the fifteenth interim report of the municipality's action plan, aims to enhance the infrastructure dedicated to managing impounded vehicles and improve the organization of impoundment operations tied to traffic violations. The project is designed to address the increasing needs in this area by providing a dedicated space.
According to information from the report, the facility will span nearly two hectares and will have a capacity for 520 cars and 160 motorcycles, allowing for the consolidation of impounded vehicles within a well-equipped and organized environment. The design of the impound facility goes beyond mere parking spaces; it includes a range of amenities and equipment such as platforms for parking impounded vehicles, a main entrance connected to facility management, a vehicle washing area, enclosed storage units, a designated waste storage space, and a technical facility.
Moreover, the architectural design of the administrative building respects the urban uniqueness of Marrakech, incorporating colors inspired by the local architectural style, particularly the traditional Marrakech red and beige, complemented by concrete accents. Regarding the project's progress, the municipality has announced that the construction contract has been awarded, indicating that the project has moved beyond the study and preparatory phases. However, the published details do not specify which entity was awarded the contract, the total cost, or the timeline for completion.
As reported by kech24.com.
