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The Minister of Works, Housing and Transport, José Ballesta, today signed Santomera City Council final approval of the General Municipal Plan of Arrangement (PGMO) of the municipality, accompanied by the local mayor, José María Sánchez.
The document, prepared by the City, has been adapted to the Land Law of the Region of Murcia, forms a balanced pattern of city and classifies more than 61 percent of the land as undeveloped land.
It also protects 1,258 hectares of land for its natural values, landscape and forestry, and allocates five percent of the land to open spaces, general systems and equipment and infrastructure for use by social, educational, sports and recreation.
The Santomera PGMO establishing a growth model divided into two specific nuclei.
On the one hand, it is envisaged the development of the core Santomera "The Sisco, whose integration is expected in the short to medium term and, secondly, the core of Matanzas, north of the highway, which is located an extensive area logistics development and economic activity.
On the other hand, provides for various sectors for residential development, with a total capacity of nearly 10,000 homes, which make possible the construction of a large number of social housing for young people and families whose income levels do not allow access to free housing.
Also provides an area for tourism development, with capacity for about 3,800 homes.
It also qualify nearly 300 acres of developable land zoned for economic activities, which will benefit the municipality's strategic location as a gateway to the region at the crossroads of the Mediterranean motorway and the new motorway between Santomera and San Javier, which is currently under construction with an investment of the Autonomous Region in excess of 111 million euros in the coming months will be in operation, which will connect the Mar Menor in Murcia saving each way up to 25 minutes.
The PGMO began processing in 2001 and, after a long process, won approval from the Commission for Coordination of Territorial Policy in March 2007.
The document incorporates the favorable environmental impact statement and Territorial Impact Study, which outlines the appropriate steps to correct any imbalances.
José Ballesta said after signing the document that "final approval of the PGMO, Santomera City Council has defined the urban development of the municipality for the coming years, ensuring social and economic progress of the town through a model competitive urban structure of the forthcoming decades. "
Seven plans approved this year
Santomera addition, the regional government has approved during the year 2007/2008 the PGMO Abanilla, Alhama de Murcia, Pliego, Ricote, Puerto Lumbreras and Villanueva del Río Segura, adapting them to the Land Law of the Region of Murcia.
Currently, there are 18 municipalities in the region who have already ordered their overall planning, which is an area that exceeds 60 percent of the territory of Murcia, which affects more than 50 percent of the population.
Source: CARM
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