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- The AEPJP is formed by professionals in the field of public and private gardening and among its objectives is the promotion of parks and gardens, improving urban well-being, encouraging training and R & D, providing objective criteria, generating forums Of interest and detect the demands of the sector
- According to the spokesman of Cs Cartagena, Manuel Padín, "the City has lived for a long time without being included in many national networks of cooperation and coordination that could benefit, and may be one of the reasons why we have taken off In the race of progress with respect to other Spanish cities, and that is something that wants to correct Citizens with initiatives like this.
Cs Cartagena will take to the next plenum a motion to urge the City Council to join the Spanish Association of Parks and Public Gardens (AEPJP), which, together with other entities, has published a Decalogue of 'Parque 10', with rules on facilities and furniture in These public provisions, due to the existence of only European legislation, but not state or autonomous.
The motion, according to the Citizen spokesperson in Cartagena, Manuel Padín, serves to "continue to alert the state of abandonment of many children's playgrounds in Cartagena, where many deficiencies and flaws have been detected and to give the local administration another That can be used to improve the conditions of these spaces ".
The Spanish Parks Association is made up of numerous municipalities including Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Alicante, Murcia and Elche, and offers guidelines and advice for the design and maintenance of these environments that must be in perfect conditions of safety and health For the use of the smallest.
It is the reference association of the institutional representation of the sector, with many achievements accumulated during the last years;
He is also a member of World Urban Parks, the most prestigious internationally in urban parks and public and recreational space.
The AEPJP is made up of professionals from the field of public and private gardening. Its objectives include promoting parks and gardens, improving urban well-being, encouraging training and R & D, providing objective criteria, generating forums for Interest and detect the new demands of the sector.
According to Manuel Padín, "the City Council has lived a long time without being included in many national networks of cooperation and coordination that could benefit, and may be one of the reasons why we have picked up in the race of progress with respect To other Spanish cities, and that is something that wants to correct Citizens with initiatives like this.
Municipal ordinance to regulate parks
At the Plenary of last February, Citizens managed to move forward with their motion for the City Council to review all the playgrounds in the municipality in order to check if they comply with European safety and health regulations.
The plenary agreement included developing as soon as possible a municipal ordinance regulating the creation, maintenance, use and necessary safety measures in public and private playgrounds, in a way that preserves the correct development of this play activity and Comply with European regulations.
The future ordinance should include, on a proposal from Cs, the obligation that the new areas for children and some of those that now exist should be accessible to children with a physical or mental disability.
This was the Citizens' response to the conclusions of a study carried out by the UPCT which pointed out that the children's playgrounds of the Windmill, San Ginés de la Jara and Capitanes Ripoll lack pavement that dampens the blows and adequately protects the children;
The report recommended that the City Council comply with the safety standards associated with these facilities as soon as possible.
Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena
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