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-The councilor Angeles Micol has asked several councilors about the current location of the elements of the BIC ladder, conservation measures and restoration tasks, if any have been done.

He has also asked about the damages caused by humidity in the monument

-Now Murcia has also addressed the General Directorate of Cultural Property to require the City Council to comply with the provisions of the Cultural Heritage Act and reinstall the staircase retired almost 5 years ago, and that "it would be placed again in a month "

NOW MURCIA has addressed in writing to several councils of the City of Murcia requiring information on the works of the original staircase access to the Malecon, possibly from the old convent of Franciscans, which accumulate almost 5 years of delays, since it was dismantled and contracted its restoration.

The councilor Angeles Micol has said that "once again, we see how the team of Ballesta is unable to bring to fruition any project, they fill their mouths to talk about Murcia River and the Huerta, but are not able or relocate a ladder and maintain a BIC in conditions ".

Micol has denounced that "the supposed month of works has become almost 5 years of waiting, although it is the usual tonic of what this City Council does with the cultural heritage, to let time pass and to see how the monuments deteriorate, there is a Long list of examples. "

Similarly, Micol has indicated that "they even announced that they would integrate the original steps and the section of the ditch of the prison of the time, which appeared in the area, but none of this has been done, another announcement by the City Council that remains in nothing".

Request for explanations

Now Murcia has requested information in writing from various councils to find out where the elements of this BIC are stored, if they are properly guarded, as well as the conservation measures and restoration tasks, and the contracts of the unsuccessful work.

In addition, the training has also asked about the damage caused by humidity that may have occurred in the monument, by leaving the original BIC wall uncovered, as well as by the lack of recovery of the area.

Ángeles Micol, councilor of Now Murcia, also explains that he has written to the Directorate General of Cultural Property to verify compliance with the provisions of the Cultural Heritage Act, require the City Council to complete the restoration of this BIC element and the staircase is definitely reinstalled.

Source: Ahora Murcia