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The warning from the mayor of Seu d’Urgell, Joan Barrera, caused surprise and concern among Aldi managers, which eventually led to the postponement of the planned opening date. According to a public statement from the company, the hotel will not open as planned next Tuesday, and the final inauguration ceremony will be held on July 10.
The store, located on the N-240 road (carrer Alt Pirineu, 4), will have more than 1,000 square meters of sales space and a team of 17 employees, the company recalls, justifying the change of dates in response to a series of improvements that will help to provide the best service to future customers of the establishment. In addition, “the entire ALDI team thanks the local population for their understanding and for the warm welcome they will receive from July 10,” they conclude.
Barrera explained at the plenary meeting of the company that the City Council will not allow the chain to open its doors until all the urbanization and works in the surroundings are completed, finished and received. In addition, he assured that he will study whether there are legal means to prevent the operation of the bus service, which he pointed out must connect the city center with the new commercial area (fully paid for by businesses). The N-260 roundabout near the fire station houses an Aldi and a BonPreu-Esclat store, and the future new hospital does not seem to be close.
The mayor also expressed surprise at how he learned about the opening of the commercial space “actually through the media,” he said at one point during the plenary session, adding that he had received an invitation to attend the inauguration and to hold an institutional event scheduled for Tuesday morning.
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