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- Orange training requires that sanctions against offenders be severely increased, and that they be at least equal to the fines foreseen in cities such as Murcia and Zamora
- The creation of this ordinance is one of the key points of the shock plan promoted by Citizens and agreed by the Plenary on October 3
Cartagena, Thursday, November 8.
Citizens have been able to know that the Local Government Board will include tomorrow the order to elaborate a new municipal ordinance for the cleaning of lots.
In this way, the execution of a part of the agreement promoted by the orange formation begins to apply in Cartagena an aggressive plan to effectively combat the proliferation of unbuilt abandoned lots, especially those of private ownership.
One of the key points of the orange motion was the creation of a specific ordinance for fencing, cleaning and sanctions on urban sites.
According to the spokesman of the training, Manuel Padín, "in some municipalities the fines reach up to 10,000 euros as in Zamora, in the city of Murcia the penalties range from 6,000 to 12,000 euros while in Cartagena it is only 600 euros for the most serious infractions, or as expressed in the current street cleaning ordinance of 1987: 100,000 pesetas ".
The orange spokesman warns that the creation of this specific regulation for the lots, "forces us in turn to update the road cleaning ordinance of 1987, it is not only that it has become useless, it is that we must avoid the duplicity of contents because this is which includes the ridiculous fines against those who dump their rubbish and debris on the plots, and against the owners who fail to comply with their obligations. "
Citizens also recalled that the adaptation to current legislation of the regulation regulating deadlines for forced construction, as approved in the Plenary, is pending, "this regulation is also essential to comply with the Land Law of the Region of Murcia, and therefore clearly establish the deadlines set for the construction and urban recovery of areas that have suffered the blockade, speculation and nefarious policies of previous corporations, "explains Manuel Padín.
200 abandoned lots
The Federation of Neighbors has accounted for about 200 lots abandoned to their fate throughout the municipality, "but we need an official census in which the owner is indicated, state of conservation, if an obligation affects him through an agreement or assignment of the City Council, how many complaints and municipal notices it has received, obviously with due respect to the Law of Data Protection ", Manuel Padín has demanded.
Part of comprehensive plan against abandoned lots
The orange formation defended and managed to take forward in the Plenary session on October 3 the development of an official registry or census of lots, the creation of a specific ordinance, the update of the street cleaning ordinance of 1987 and the compulsory construction, the material and human reinforcement of the area of ​​Urbanism that manages the disciplinary and cleaning files, and the exponential hardening of the sanctions for the vandals and also for the owners who fail their obligations after several requirements.
Cs also requested that information be included on the municipal website so that the citizen knows the procedure and the necessary requirements to denounce the existence of a site that does not meet the hygienic-sanitary conditions due, and the design of aggressive information and prevention campaigns.
Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena
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