Mayor Francisco Azcué led a follow-up meeting of the Comprehensive Management Plan carried out by the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (INVyTAM) this Tuesday at noon.
In the Mayor's Hall of the municipality, the meeting was held together with the entire INVyTAM team, led by its president, Giuliano Rossi. In addition, the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury, Pablo Ferreyra, was present at the event.
At the end of the meeting, Rossi recalled that in the Comprehensive Management Plan “we set important objectives regarding integrating and re-urbanizing popular neighborhoods, organizing and formalizing access to land, and streamlining housing solutions within the city of
Concordia”.
From the outlined scheme “four main avenues of work emerge, which are relocation, property regularization, urban development, and neighborhood improvement,” he added.
The head of INVyTAM detailed that during the meeting “we came to share with the mayor by virtue of the follow-up program we have”.
ACHIEVEMENTS
As an example of the achievements already obtained and the progress of the plan, Rossi reported that, in terms of neighborhood improvement, “last week we managed to reactivate lapsed agreements with the Nation and the development of sidewalks in the San Francisco neighborhood began”.
“We also put out to tender the works to continue with the first homes in the Agua Patito sector,” the official highlighted, stressing that, in terms of access to land, “we presented to the mayor five proposals that we have been developing for the middle class, with affordable loans”.
Finally, the head of INVyTAM pointed out that, regarding property regularization, “we presented the number of neighborhoods in which work has been underway, the degree of progress, and the articulation with the private sector that we are doing to take advantage of the plurality of urban land and also to be able to resolve housing issues”.
In the Mayor's Hall of the municipality, the meeting was held together with the entire INVyTAM team, led by its president, Giuliano Rossi. In addition, the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury, Pablo Ferreyra, was present at the event.
At the end of the meeting, Rossi recalled that in the Comprehensive Management Plan “we set important objectives regarding integrating and re-urbanizing popular neighborhoods, organizing and formalizing access to land, and streamlining housing solutions within the city of
Concordia”.
From the outlined scheme “four main avenues of work emerge, which are relocation, property regularization, urban development, and neighborhood improvement,” he added.
The head of INVyTAM detailed that during the meeting “we came to share with the mayor by virtue of the follow-up program we have”.
ACHIEVEMENTS
As an example of the achievements already obtained and the progress of the plan, Rossi reported that, in terms of neighborhood improvement, “last week we managed to reactivate lapsed agreements with the Nation and the development of sidewalks in the San Francisco neighborhood began”.
“We also put out to tender the works to continue with the first homes in the Agua Patito sector,” the official highlighted, stressing that, in terms of access to land, “we presented to the mayor five proposals that we have been developing for the middle class, with affordable loans”.
Finally, the head of INVyTAM pointed out that, regarding property regularization, “we presented the number of neighborhoods in which work has been underway, the degree of progress, and the articulation with the private sector that we are doing to take advantage of the plurality of urban land and also to be able to resolve housing issues”.