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The removal of green spaces in Akar district will be dealt with by commissioning

Rudyard Kipling by Rudyard Kipling
June 27, 2023
The removal of green spaces in Akar district will be dealt with by commissioning
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At the request of the residents of the Strip who are present in the legislative hall, the project that they plan to allocate for “special projects” – generation housing – will be sent to the Planning Authority, where they will be called to add their offer. The residents oppose this initiative to preserve the green spaces and avoid the problems of the currently insufficient service infrastructure.

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At the request of a group of residents of the Akkar neighborhood, the draft law that proposes to dispose of green space in the sector to allocate it for ‘special projects’ – generation housing – will be submitted to the authority for further analysis. , and will not be treated on Wednesday in a normal session.

It should be noted that last week, in the participatory space of the public hearing, the residents expressed their rejection of the initiative recently submitted to the Deliberation Board; He requests that no progress be made on the bill in the second reading.

Yesterday, at parliamentary work, they were again present in the legislative hall. In this context, the President of the Council, Juan Carlos Pino, confirmed that the matter will be referred to the Planning and Public Works Committee, as he expected to call them to add their offer in this field.

Lucas Benencia, a resident of the Acar neighborhood, stated, “Those of us who can be present here, because we are all working hours, and some of us did not even know about this situation, but we tried to notify each other. It is a serious problem that worries us.” “Several things, several aspects, must be taken into account before a decision is made.”

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In this sense, he indicated that it is a privately run civilization, and explained that “we are neighbors who bought it legally, with a lifetime effort, and every day we live in difficult situations. Now we see ourselves with this situation as well, another obstacle.”

He explained that “there is a lack of services, there is no collection of household waste, and it is difficult to move around in the state of the streets,” according to him. We bought keeping in mind that there will be green space, so that we can go for a walk around the place, and have a walk in the woods. But as soon as more houses are built, there will be no green spaces left around them, and because of the service infrastructure problems, they will bring more problems to those of us who already live in the neighborhood.” The neighbor warned that they “now intend to leave us without it, which adds another inconvenience to all the problems.” that we already have.”

For her part, Noelia Butt, a neighbor of the neighborhood, confirmed that “when we acquired our land, it was planned as a green space. Today more than half of the properties are uninhabited, and similarly we do not have water pressure,” and warned that “if today we are less than half of those that We could be in the neighborhood, have no water, no sewage and it would be much worse if there were more houses.”

He said that the residents are currently forced to go to the fire station to load the water in the tanks, and in many cases they are unable to deliver it to their homes, due to the condition of the streets. He explained: “It is not planned to throw dirt there, because it is a private urbanization, and we understand it.” But there are also problems because of this, so that the truck carrying bottled gas can arrive. In fact, Camuzzi is delivering the work now, and the connections to future homes that are slated to be made were not foreseen.”

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“The project does not say what they will do; how many houses or how many families there will be. But we do not live well, because the situation is getting worse moreover,” the neighbor warned, “and they asked” to call us in, that this project be further analyzed and taken Neighbors word in mind.”

Within this framework, the advisors agreed to send the issue to the Planning and Public Works Committee, which is the area where they will meet.

The agenda for Wednesday’s session has been set

In the field of parliamentary work, the advisors set the agenda for the legislative issues that will be dealt with tomorrow, Wednesday, starting at 11 am in the fourth regular session for this year, which will be broadcast live via institutional Facebook.

By consensus among the editors, some of the issues presented were referred to thematic committees for further analysis and to invite relevant stakeholders. Among various points, on Wednesday the consultants will work on projects submitted by the municipality; requests from individuals and issues promoted by political blocs; There will also be prizes and announcements of municipal interest.

During session development, it is expected that more issues will be brought to the tables; Those who are in a suitable position for treatment can be transferred to that area through the internal regulations of the deliberation board.

In this sense, it is worth remembering that after the tariff meeting – which took place weeks ago, without opposition – there is still the entry of the municipal decree authorizing the increase in taxi fares; The flag was reduced to $500, for legislative ratification. Although the matter has not yet been referred to the Deliberation Council, it could come into play in the next few hours, and in that case, be dealt with in the regular session.

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Rudyard Kipling

Rudyard Kipling

Rudyard Kipling writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. He focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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