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The mayor José Zapata recalls that the local government pledged last October to restore the original state of said ditch after unlicensed works made by the Board of Landowners and today remains the same, which keeps alarmed neighbors
The residents of San Ginés and Alta was still frightened by a possible overflow sluice gates and water to reach the homes of forty families living in the area.
All this comes after the works carried out without a license, the Board of Landowners and local PP promised to address in Parliament last October when undertook to restore the canal to its original state.
Also, remember Zapata, last November the Department of Planning issued a decree ordering the Board of Landowners ditch to restore its original state.
"Today, the president of this organization, Sigifredo Hernandez, accused by the collapse of Oliver Mill, has not made the case to the requirements that the City has done, while the local PP still comply with the agreement Full ".
Therefore, the PSOE mayor has requested in writing to the mayor Barnabas to give the necessary orders to give effect to the agreement of the plenary for the affected residents can sleep peacefully, in the case of heavy rains that may end up flooding occurring their homes.
"Since the time the City Council should restore the canal and pass the bill to the Board of Landowners as vicariously liable" concludes Zapata.
Source: PSOE Murcia
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