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Micol Angeles notes that the City should have meetings with traders historic "to inform legislation concerning facade and posters, and possible economic aid"

MURCIA NOW regrets that the neighborhoods that make up the historic center of Murcia not provide the careful and orderly image required by law on protected areas of central, partly because businesses do not know the criteria to be followed in the installation of signs and posters on its walls.

The municipal formation considers that "it is very important that the historic center of good image, not only for the enjoyment of Murcia, but also to promote tourism. We will never be a tourist town if we have a ramshackle center."

"Four months ago, now Murcia claimed that the facade of the hotel Victoria seemed a huge billboard," recalls Angeles Councilwoman Micol, "and although the City Council gave the reason in writing soon after, the situation is identical."

The municipal formation also recently denounced the presence of a poster and other items at the Casino de Murcia (historical-artistic monument of national character), and the Council has recognized the irregularity concerning the cartel, which also hides a historic engraving facade , and announced the initiation of disciplinary proceedings: "The answer is that they will be fined, but that is not the solution to such problems should be conducted an information campaign for the adaptation of facades and signs the regulations,. which would be an extension and possible grant of financial assistance, following the extension, all things being equal, be fined, "says the mayor.

Thus, Micol considered to be work of the hall "meetings with traders in these areas to inform them about what the rules to be followed in maintaining his facade and putting up posters. And, likewise, the City must consider the possibility of providing financial support to achieve these goals, which are important for the city ".

Councillor stressed that "anything goes" in the historical district "in addition to ugly him, makes lose value. We are obligated to provide the means to have a nice and tidy center that enhances their values ​​instead of depreciating them. The way to get This is collaboration, not punishment. "

Source: Ahora Murcia