The area headed by councilman Antonio Navarro also places as a priority the development of the new environmental model and environmental sustainability.
The underground of the railroad, plans for regeneration of the urban fabric, landscape protection and environmental recovery of the river Segura and irrigation ditches are some projects highlighted by Antonio Navarro.
The Department of Urbanism, Environment and Huerta, directed by Antonio Navarro, will focus in the coming months on actions aimed at three specific objectives: lay the foundations of a municipality that regains its territorial identity, continue with the development of the action plan The orchard and the Murcia River project and deepen the environmental sustainability of the municipality.
The budget that will manage this area, excluding personnel costs, amounts to € 5,879,027 million, of which more than half, specifically € 3.3 million - 56.4% - will be used for investments.
Of these, the service of Huerta will have 1.3M € and a little more than 1 M € the Urbanism service.
To fulfill the objectives proposed, Navarro has detailed the five pillars on which to base the management of the coming months to 'make reality the new model of city that we are pushing from the Government Team to transform and modernize the municipality 'Explained Antonio Navarro.
These strategic lines are:
- Arrival of the high speed underground to the city, for which € 50,000 is expected in the budgets, which are included in the 4.2 M € retained last year in remnants.
- Obtaining soil for free spaces and endowments.
- Drafting of special plans for the protection, management and regeneration of the urban fabric, for which 400,000 € are budgeted, with actions planned in Monteagudo, Cabezo de Torres and Las Lumbreras, among others.
- Rehabilitation of façades, both in the garden and in urban land.
- Elaboration of new cartography, with an endowment of 400,000 €.
The plan of action of the orchard and the Murcia River project will allow to put in value the cultural, landscape and environmental heritage of the natural environment of the municipality, while the city will recover the Segura River as the protagonist of the urban scenario.
The fundamental actions to be carried out in the short term are:
- Restoration of cultural, historical, environmental and landscape heritage, especially with the adaptation of roads and paths in the garden (€ 75,000) and repair of roads and tracks of municipal forest parks (€ 50,000).
- Center of Interpretation of the Contraparada (200,000 €)
- Rehabilitation of the mills of Love, Batán, Polvora, El Castellar and Torre Falcón, and other historic buildings (€ 967,000)
- Aid for the rehabilitation of private assets
- Landscape protection and environmental recovery of the Segura river and irrigation ditches, including the rehabilitation of meanders as public parks (€ 50,000), the agreement with universities for projects to create water parks in meanders and rehabilitation of ditches (€ 200,000 )
Regarding the third fundamental line in which the Department of Urbanism, Environment and Huerta works, the environmental sustainability of the municipality, Antonio Navarro has highlighted seven priorities:
- Training and environmental awareness through the program for the development of awareness activities, awareness and environmental information and contributions to schools for the installation of solar panels.
- Control of noise pollution, by means of the placement of screens and the updating of the noise map
- Improvement of the forest mass, through monitoring in El Majal Blanco and Murta forest parks and the removal of uncontrolled waste
- Custody of the territory, through the conservation and maintenance of municipal forest areas
- Promotion of the use of electric vehicles, both through awareness-raising campaigns and public roads
- Improvement of energy efficiency, through campaigns and facilities and equipment in municipal buildings
- Investment in new cycle paths (€ 450,000), bicycle parking (€ 30,000) and maintenance of bicycle infrastructure (€ 50,000)
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia