
Days ago, Mayor Francisco Azcué presented two projects to advance structural solutions that benefit families affected by the flood, which were developed by the technical teams of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (INVyTAM).
This is the “Plan for Housing and Environmental Emergency”, whose focus is to revitalize the northwest area, with its epicenter in the Agua Patito neighborhood and the implementation of a resettlement project, which includes the Nebel, Belgrano Sur, and Villa Busti neighborhoods.
For this reason, the INVyTAM summoned the different Secretariats of the Municipality with the objective of informing them about the aforementioned plan.
The proposal aims to optimize the joint work of all municipal areas in order to achieve comprehensive solutions for habitat development, integrating pre-existing neighborhoods, organizing urban land, planning growth, and guaranteeing definitive housing solutions.
Representing the INVyTAM were its head, Architect Alejandra Bruno; the Community Director, Licentiate Manuela Pelizzari; Architect Mauricio Perdomo, Director of Works and Projects; Giuliano Rossi, Director of Management; and Dr. Leandro Zarza. The following Secretaries attended: Human Development Secretary, Engineer Sebastián Arístide; Urban Development Secretary, Architect Alejandro López; Productive Development Secretary, Engineer Federico Schattenhofer; Health Secretary, Dr. Diego Sauré; and Undersecretary Cristian Federick, among other municipal areas.
This is the “Plan for Housing and Environmental Emergency”, whose focus is to revitalize the northwest area, with its epicenter in the Agua Patito neighborhood and the implementation of a resettlement project, which includes the Nebel, Belgrano Sur, and Villa Busti neighborhoods.
For this reason, the INVyTAM summoned the different Secretariats of the Municipality with the objective of informing them about the aforementioned plan.
The proposal aims to optimize the joint work of all municipal areas in order to achieve comprehensive solutions for habitat development, integrating pre-existing neighborhoods, organizing urban land, planning growth, and guaranteeing definitive housing solutions.
Representing the INVyTAM were its head, Architect Alejandra Bruno; the Community Director, Licentiate Manuela Pelizzari; Architect Mauricio Perdomo, Director of Works and Projects; Giuliano Rossi, Director of Management; and Dr. Leandro Zarza. The following Secretaries attended: Human Development Secretary, Engineer Sebastián Arístide; Urban Development Secretary, Architect Alejandro López; Productive Development Secretary, Engineer Federico Schattenhofer; Health Secretary, Dr. Diego Sauré; and Undersecretary Cristian Federick, among other municipal areas.
