Saorín: "There are around thirty cases underway to clean up private lots."
The Councilor for Services also reports that, following the end of the lockdown, the City Council has cleaned up the lots it owns.
After the rainy days of late winter and early spring, coinciding with the months of confinement caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, The plots of land located in different parts of Cieza were covered with vegetation, which, in turn, has been a shelter for insects and, in some cases, rodents, with the consequent inconvenience to the population and risks to public health.
In a press release, the Councilor for Services of the Cieza City Council, Francisco Saorín, reported that, in the last month, The City Council has proceeded to clean the plots of land it owns. Located in what was the Manufacturing factory, Capdevila Mill, Migaseca, the old Recruitment Box, Juan José Angostos Pavilion, Fatego, Puente de Alambre and the Jover neighborhood.
In the same sense, after a telephone call to the Employment and Training Service (SEF), the Cleaning of the site located where the outpatient clinic on Santa Gertrudis Street was located.
The councillor also pointed out that, Following a verbal request, some owners of private plots have proceeded to clean their plots.; however, Around thirty of them, located in different streets of the town centre and Ascoy, have had to be investigated. administrative by sending them written communication in which they are asked to proceed "to Carry out the cleaning and removal of waste or spills from your property, and must ensure its maintenance once this has been done, having a period of 15 days to do so., after the same has elapsed without carrying out any action, in this council a case will be initiated execution order file”.
In other cases, Following the owners' refusal to carry out the cleaning work, the City Council has initiated proceedings to require the owners to clean it through subsidiary execution., such as the "Crocodile Block" in the urban area and another plot on Callao Street. Both cases are at a fairly advanced administrative stage, a process that is usually lengthy to ensure the defense of the affected owners, requiring successive notifications, periods for objections, judicial authorization, as well as the hiring of external companies to ultimately carry out the cleanup.
Finally, Saorín has highlighted the collaboration and good civic behavior of some owners who, either on their own or after a phone call, have quickly proceeded to clear the weeds from the lots, such as the one located at the intersection of Reyes Católicos and Doña Adela streets.
"We must be aware that Only with the collaboration of everyone, the municipality and individuals, will we be able to maintain the cleanliness and beauty of the town's lots., which is to everyone's benefit," the councilor concluded.