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Ballesta: "The Master Plan will prioritize the museological the site and the integration of the Palace and the Church as visitable and open to the public, thus enabling a cultural resource internationally for the city and the Region of Murcia" In addition to the recommendations of academics, specialists and professional associations, are to gather proposals from neighborhood associations, social groups linked to the site and traders Murcia
The Working Group for the recovery of all San Esteban today presented the technical specifications for the procurement of the Master Plan to the mayor of Murcia, José Ballesta, and the Minister of Culture and Spokesperson, Noelia Arroyo, a document that establishes eight lines of action to enhance research and archaeological conservation and public use of the environment.
Specifically, the Master Plan will prioritize the museological the site and its archaeological consideration, which will enjoy and learn new data from this set declared of Cultural Interest, which is the district of La Arrixaca, the twelfth and thirteenth centuries "said José Ballesta, who added that another major news" is the integration of the Palace and the Church of San Esteban as visitable and open to the public, thus enabling a cultural and tourist resource internationally for the city and region Murcia".
Also, the mayor stressed that "we will return this space to the residents of Murcia and turn it into a distinctive and unique element of this new city model in which we are working from participation."
Eight lines of action
Also, the document presented today states that the Director Plan incorporates four Intervention Plans, affecting an area of ​​23,000 square meters, encompassing the archaeological site, the Palace of San Esteban and the Jesuit church of the sixteenth century:
1) Plan of restoration and consolidation of real estate, setting out the stages of the proposed interventions.
2) Plan archaeological research and action, establishing priorities in the short, medium and long term, and concrete strategies for action.
3) Plan maintenance and conservation, indicating annuity specific tasks depending on the uses and activities.
4) Plan of interpretation and dissemination of heritage, understood as a strategic communication process that includes the messages to be transmitted and means, in relation to the Promotion Plan.
four Management Plans shall also be designated:
1) economic and financial plan, including an economic analysis, investment and feasibility.
2) Plan of applications, services and activities, identifying the areas and the services or activities to which they are intended.
3) Plan promotion and marketing, in line with the plans for dissemination and interpretation of heritage, as well as market research.
4) Plan evaluation or monitoring, that includes specific dates for review and evaluation of each of the partial plans.
After the meeting of the Working Group, in which the City Council and the Community have given approval to the document, the statement immediately forwarded to the Procurement Service of the City Council, to start your administrative contracting is given for an amount estimated 217,000 euros.
The winning company must have a multidisciplinary team that includes the following professional profiles: architects, engineers, archaeologists, restorers, economists and tourism experts.
Specifically, the document presented today states that the Director Plan includes making topographical and archaeological data, inventory and cataloging the remains, proposed use (protection of heritage and tourism value, pedestrianization of the environment and improving the accessibility, etc.) and a working method based on public participation.
In this sense, the mayor said that "the Master Plan, in addition to the recommendations made by academics, experts and professional associations, collect proposals from neighborhood associations, social groups linked to the site and traders Murcia" and added that " final document will be submitted to public consultation. "
Multidisciplinary working group and independent observers
Specifically, the multidisciplinary working group that has worked on the drafting of the statement is composed of the following specialists: Miguel San Nicolas (department head of Historical Heritage cultural direction of Cultural Property), Guillermo Jimenez (architect), Javier García del Toro (archaeologist), Carmen Martínez Salvador (archeologist of the City of Murcia), Jorge Eiroa Rodríguez (University of Murcia), Antonio García Herrero (dean of the College of Architects of Murcia), Pilar Lopez Pina (academic director of the Tourism School, University of Murcia.) and councilman Roque Ortiz.
In addition, the Working Group has been advised of the three independent observers of the Association Hispania Nostra, the Institute of Cultural Heritage of Spain (from the Department of Fine Arts and Cultural Assets and Archives and Libraries of the Secretary of State of Culture of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport);
and the Foundation Santa María la Real Historical Heritage, which issued a favorable report.
The next step is the establishment of the Committee of Experts, which will act as an advisory body awarded the Master Plan.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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