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Hot topics such as housing young, road safety or school cafeterias have starred in twenty initiatives developed by local groups during the long plenary meeting today

The full city council meeting today hosted a highly political, which have left it up today themes focused on the city through the initiatives presented by local groups in the form of question and answer motions .

The problems of road traffic with pedestrians and cyclists, the Autonomous Community grants to youth homes Mills economic Marfagones or modification governing board approved the construction of the Archaeological Park of the windlass, were some of the issues raised by Socialist group.

By the government team responsible for the respective areas have been ordered to answer.

So, the Councillor of Public Safety, Mariano Garcia, recalled the many campaigns, more than seven so far in 2011, which the local police, along with the Traffic Department, carried out to reduce the number of accidents ( alcohol tests, use of mobile campaign, safe crossing), a reduction that exceeds 8 percent in the last year.

In the regional subsidies to the housing Marfagones Mills, the Town Planning, Joaquín Segado, responded by ensuring that the City Council and the regional government has asked the 492,000 euros in the first period of the grant, although this support is not essential for the material execution of the work, as evidenced by the fact that soon they will deliver the first block of flats built.

As for the economic changes Pinwheel Park project, worth 659,000 euros, Segado intervene again announcing that € 270,000 will be paid to the low E Plan, and 389,000 euros with its own funds of the City.

IU has also presented great social initiatives, as your question about the refusal by the Autonomous Community, scholarships dining with a group of public school children of Hannibal killed.

This, according to the Councillor for Education, Josefa Maroto is being resolved and the City has contacted the Department and the direction of the center, which has developed a plan to settle 18 claims that were finally presented on time.

Finally, the mixed-municipal group Citizens Movement has raised concerns about the future of submarine Peral and measures to slow its deterioration.

The head of the department of Culture, Rosario Montero, has endorsed this concern and noted that a project is being developed jointly with the Naval Museum for restoration and maintenance of this important symbol of the city.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena