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IU Coordinator Cartagena, Victoria Rodriguez, said today that the advance of the General Urban Plan (Plan) of the town will have consequences "very negative" for shore protection, and that "strengthens approaches to prevent the construction the Mar Menor. "
According to Rodriguez, the progress of that plan, submitted by the Town Planning of the council of Cartagena, Joaquin Segado, "diverts attention also had areas of flat Island and Azohía as alternatives to develop."
"Another concern is how the UI will be rural communities because it does not seem to try to make an integrated township but rather a series of new urban centers scattered," said local coordinator.
In this regard, he explained that "this will involve them having to be accompanied by infrastructure and services, something that rarely happens, which causes considerable citizens who decide to take up residence in these nuclei.
It also expressed concern about the increase of industrial land in the valley of tailings, and that "there never has been governed by an industrial management plan, which comes to silt up over this area of Cartagena."
"We need industry, but it is also important to regulate which is close to urban centers," said Rodriguez, referring to the possible location of the train station between alums and the donkey.
Finally, he noted that "one must know where it is, what kind of transport is welcome and those that have the word, whether or not or are logically Alumbres neighbors," he said.
Source: IU Cartagena
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