The City Council will prepare execution orders so that the parcels are proper conditions
Government and opposition will meet next week with the group of urbanistic interest created by the owners
The municipal technicians of the Architecture department have inspected the existing buildings in the Armanello partial plan to determine the state in which they are and the possible actions to be taken by owners to maintain these plots in the proper conditions of safety, health and ornament.
All the information regarding these buildings has been discussed in the Technical Commission of Armanello, which has met this morning and in which the mayor, Toni Pérez has participated; The councilwoman of Urbanism, Lourdes Caselles; the spokesman of the local government, José Ramón González de Zárate; representatives of the municipal groups - with the exception of PSOE; as well as technicians from the departments of Architecture, Topography, Legal Affairs of Urbanism, Secretary, Social Welfare and Citizen Security.
The mayor reported that "the percentage of buildings in very poor condition is minimal," just three or four buildings. He also announced that the technicians "will now make an individual file" of each building, from which "the corresponding execution orders will be issued" and the affected owners will be marked the actions to be carried out to adapt their plots, Except in those cases in which the ruin of the construction could be determined.
In the same way, the report prepared by the department of Social Welfare about the socioeconomic situation of the families occupying the inhabited buildings of Armanello has been transferred to the different political groups present at the meeting. From the Local Police has also been reported verbally. Apart from purely technical work, Pérez explained that the owners of the area - which concentrate more than 51% of the land of the partial plan - have constituted an Urban Interest Group. These owners have requested a presentation meeting with representatives of the government team and opposition groups, which will take place next Monday, February 6.
Apart from purely technical work, Pérez explained that the owners of the area - which concentrate more than 51% of the land of the partial plan - have constituted an Urban Interest Interest Group. These owners have requested a presentation meeting with representatives of the government team and opposition groups, which will take place next Monday, February 6.
