The 11th Ordinary Session of the Deliberative Council of Concordia, presided over by the Vice Mayor Lic. Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, addressed various requests from residents and declared an important environmental fair to be of interest.
Reta de Urquiza detailed that the council members addressed several claims related to the municipal tax y other particular rights. A notable example was the exemption from payment of the sanitary services municipal tax (water and sewage) for Caritas Diocesana, specifically for the property that operates as the Casa de los Abuelos. In addition, the debt that this institution maintained for said concept was condoned.
“Several administrative case files were addressed in this regard, to regularize some situations of residents”, noted the Vice Mayor, emphasizing the search for solutions to various citizen issues.
In other matters, the session also declared the International Environment Fair to be of interest, an event that will be held on June 4th and 5th at the Concordia Convention Center, underscoring the legislative body's commitment to environmental awareness and development initiatives, she concluded.
For the current legislative session, a total of thirty administrative case files were submitted. Most were addressed and approved, with the remaining ones left for the next session.