“This represents a significant change for the families who are regularizing their situation today, as from now on they will be able to develop and plan for the future,” stated Mayor Azcué.
This Tuesday morning, with the presence of Mayor Francisco Azcué, the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (InVyTAM) delivered 30 land deeds to residents of different neighborhoods within the framework of the Comprehensive Management Plan (PIG) and through the Property Regularization Program that the entity carries out in the city of Concordia.
The beneficiary families belong to the Pancho Ramírez, Gobernador Cresto, Camba Paso, Fátima II, Cabo Sendrós, 25 de Mayo, San Miguel II, Las Viñas, Las Colinas, Gerardo Yoya, Tavella Norte, José Hernández, Villa Jardín, and Nebel neighborhoods.
Addressing those present, the Mayor highlighted the significant step involved in being able to obtain land deeds, as “it represents countless positive aspects for them to develop their lives and the projects they have as families. Today they obtain legal security that allows them to plan from their homes.”
In that sense, he added and highlighted “the path chosen by you, residents, to reach this moment, and our commitment to continue advancing in property regularization so that more and more families in Concordia have the security that the place where they live belongs to them.”
As an administration, “it gives me satisfaction to see the work of each official on my government team because different public policies that we proposed and planned for our city are materializing.”
PLANNING
For his part, the President of InVyTAM, Giuliano Rossi, stated that “by virtue of the lines of work and objectives we have at the Institute, different plans regarding habitat development are being carried out.”
Regarding the specific case of the delivery of deeds, he highlighted the role of the residents “who were part of this regularization process that took place in stages, which culminate today. On behalf of the entire InVyTAM team, we thank you for the commitment and work you have carried out.”
Council members Eliana Lagraña, Celeste Fuscado, Mauricio Rey, Emmanuel Godoy, and members of the InVyTAM technical team were present.
This Tuesday morning, with the presence of Mayor Francisco Azcué, the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (InVyTAM) delivered 30 land deeds to residents of different neighborhoods within the framework of the Comprehensive Management Plan (PIG) and through the Property Regularization Program that the entity carries out in the city of Concordia.
The beneficiary families belong to the Pancho Ramírez, Gobernador Cresto, Camba Paso, Fátima II, Cabo Sendrós, 25 de Mayo, San Miguel II, Las Viñas, Las Colinas, Gerardo Yoya, Tavella Norte, José Hernández, Villa Jardín, and Nebel neighborhoods.
Addressing those present, the Mayor highlighted the significant step involved in being able to obtain land deeds, as “it represents countless positive aspects for them to develop their lives and the projects they have as families. Today they obtain legal security that allows them to plan from their homes.”
In that sense, he added and highlighted “the path chosen by you, residents, to reach this moment, and our commitment to continue advancing in property regularization so that more and more families in Concordia have the security that the place where they live belongs to them.”
As an administration, “it gives me satisfaction to see the work of each official on my government team because different public policies that we proposed and planned for our city are materializing.”
PLANNING
For his part, the President of InVyTAM, Giuliano Rossi, stated that “by virtue of the lines of work and objectives we have at the Institute, different plans regarding habitat development are being carried out.”
Regarding the specific case of the delivery of deeds, he highlighted the role of the residents “who were part of this regularization process that took place in stages, which culminate today. On behalf of the entire InVyTAM team, we thank you for the commitment and work you have carried out.”
Council members Eliana Lagraña, Celeste Fuscado, Mauricio Rey, Emmanuel Godoy, and members of the InVyTAM technical team were present.