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It also encourages the regional government to be urged to develop the Regulation of the Regional Heritage Law

Surprising rejection of 'La Trinca' to the proposed measures to tackle the effects of DANA

Today, the Municipal Plenary corresponding to the month of September has been held in the City Hall.

During the session, the initiatives presented by MC Cartagena have been approved for compliance with the Regional Land Law that obliges building owners of plots converted into plots, to improve access to the west, as well as to urge the Regional government to the development of the Regulation of the Regional Heritage Law.

The Plenary has approved the motion defended by the municipal spokesman, José López, to demand that the local government comply with the Regional Land Law, which establishes the obligation of the landowners to build within five years of their consideration of solar.

This law, of 2015, in its article 235, grants a period of five years to build, enabling the City Council to force this construction and even expropriate to carry it out.

Therefore, as of 2020, the local Administration may force the owners to be built.

In an urban context in which, as López has recalled, the Historic Center has more than one hundred lots to build, this initiative seeks to help the local executive "to promote sustainable development and build a friendly municipality, forgetting his willingness to buy contaminated territories or protect balls. "

Access improvements in the west zone

On the other hand, at the proposal of MC, the City Council of Cartagena will urge the regional government to include in the next budgets the necessary financial resources to improve access to Cartagena through the west.

Jesús Giménez has shown that "national and regional budgets appear full of ring roads, coastal or extraordinary lanes, being a constant that in relation to Cartagena are scarce and, when executed, do not respond to the priorities of the municipality."

The deputy spokesman of the Municipal Group MC has contextualized the current moment in which "the Avenida del Cantón road is underway and the Government announces 1,600 homes", so "it is a good time to remind the regional administration that it is a priority to face this west access to the city ", while lamenting that" this year the planned regional investment for the entire municipality has fallen to 350,000 euros, since the rest is budget not executed in other years and "slipped", all pending to check the actual degree of execution ".

Promotion of the Regulation of the Regional Heritage Law

The motion defended by the Councilor of MC, María Dolores Ruiz, to urge the regional government to develop the Regulations of the Cultural Heritage Law has been approved by the Corporation, in order to avoid the situation of lack of protection in which the BIC are Township.

Ruiz recalled that "Law 9/2018, of October 11 of modification of Law 4/2007 March 16 of Cultural Heritage of the Autonomous Community, establishes in its First Additional Provision that before December 31, 2018 it must be approved the Regulations for the development of the Regional Heritage Law ".

Despite this, as of October 2019, said regulation has not yet been published, resulting in Cartagena being a municipality that is substantially damaged by housing a considerable number of protected real estate.

"Also for this cause, Cartagena and visitors lose rights, in addition to being worsened the state of the heritage, when not directly pillaged," concluded the mayor of Cartagena.

Surprising rejection of 'La Trinca' to the proposed measures to tackle the effects of DANA

Unexplainably and making use of their alliance against Cartagena, the members of the municipal government, made up of PP, PSOE and Cs, have boycotted the initiatives of MC Cartagena and the rest of the Corporation to adopt measures before the effects caused by DANA.

In this way, 'La Trinca' has rejected the initiative of MC that, taking as a model the management of the catastrophe of the earthquake of Lorca, proposed that "the State Government provide exceptional aid for material damages for rental and rehabilitation of homes, infrastructure repair or rehabilitation of historical heritage. "

In this line it was also demanded that tax benefits be promoted for the injured, such as the exemption of the IBI for the immovable property or establishments of the affected municipalities, the exemption of the IRPF to the aid articulated by the damages of the DANA, labor and safety measures Social, preferential lines of credit, the request for assistance from the European Solidarity Fund, the creation of a permanent headquarters of the Emergency Military Unit (EMU) in Cartagena, a five-year investment plan for channeling and rolling of rambles such as The Albujón, as well as the implementation of the REINDUS Plan (Plan for the Improvement of Productivity and Competitiveness) and employment, which allows the readjustment of the economy damaged by the inclement weather.

Regarding the Mar Menor, it was demanded "the establishment of a five-year Environmental Recovery Plan for the Mar Menor; a Modernization Plan for tourist equipment of the Mar Menor and international promotion program; the Creation of the Government Commissioner for the recovery of the Mar Menor and joint commission for those affected by the temporary DANA, the development of a Recovery Plan for the Mar Menor and its surroundings through the allocation of the remnants of the ERDF programs, as well as the regional government requesting a loan from the European Investment Bank to carry out a Sustainable Development Action Plan in the coastal municipalities of the Mar Menor and the rest of the Cartagena Field. "

Likewise, another initiative to urge competent administrations to carry out emergency actions in rural areas and councils has been rejected, after leaving the storm uncovered a multitude of deficiencies in services and infrastructure.

This motion contemplated the conditioning of rural and service roads, hydraulic, pluvial or road safety works.

Nor has the protection of the monastery of San Ginés de la Jara deserved the support of 'La Trinca' since they have refused to claim from the competent body the consolidation of the Church, houses of farmers, sentry boxes and perimeter wall of the Monastery of San Ginés de la Jara , as established in article 8.1 a) of Law 4/2007, March 16, after recalling the mayor María Dolores Ruiz that "during the days 12, 13 and 14 of this month, the monument suffered the devastating consequences of the DANA Four sections of the perimeter wall collapsed leaving access to the BIC expedited. "

Ruiz based this initiative on the evidence that "the proprietary merchant abandoned the works leaving the Church and the houses of farmers unconsolidated, an issue that was required by Article 8.1. A) of Law 4/2007, March 16 When the monument remains closed to the public visit, we cannot assess the damages that the Church has suffered, but no doubt the farmhouses have had to be affected by the lack of cover.Their situation was already critical, even being immersed in a file of technical ruin, guaranteeing its survival Article 36.2 of Law 4/2007, March 16 ".

Source: Grupo municipal MC Cartagena