During this Monday morning, with the presence of mayor Francisco Azcué, a new deed delivery ceremony was held for the housing groups that the Autarkic Institute of Planning and Housing (IAPV) has been building in Concordia, within the framework of its property regularization policy.
This action is intended to ensure that the beneficiaries become legitimate owners of their homes, providing them with legal peace of mind and the possibility of accessing various benefits such as loans, presenting the property as collateral, and transforming it into a family asset for protection.
The event was attended by the president of the provincial agency, architect Manuel Schönhals; provincial deputy Marcelo López; IAPV board member Aníbal Steren; the director of the Salto Grande Regional office, architect Alfonso Sa; the coordinator of Municipalities of the Uruguay River, Martín Dri; and the coordinator of Communes and Government Boards, Silvina Fleitas; among others.
OBJECTIVES MET
When taking the floor, Azcué highlighted the value of the day, as it means “fulfilling an objective that we set for ourselves and that has been outlined by our leader, Governor Rogelio Frigerio”.
One of those objectives “is to provide legal security, well-being, and stability to our residents, who now have the title to their property, have the peace of mind of knowing that it belongs to them and that they will be able to develop a life project”, he added.
Alluding to the current times, the mayor of Concordia recalled that this administration “started a year ago, with many difficulties due to the macro context we had to assume and because we were also left with a complicated legacy. We had to take charge, organize what we were given, but that requires work and that is what we are doing here, managing with honesty and transparency”.
And addressing the beneficiaries, Azcué was clear with the message: “What we are doing is what is appropriate, complying with the law and nothing more, we do not have to be given an award for that”.
NUMBERS
Finally, Schönhals highlighted that “when we took office, we found nearly 20,000 homes without deeds and there were 4,800 prepared that, due to negligence, were not delivered to the beneficiaries”.
Indeed, he added, “the IAPV had a meager average of 300 deeds per year; we, so far in this administration, have already signed 1,500 new deeds”.
In that sense, the provincial official announced that “on the 19th of this month I will return to Concordia, with the Government's Chief Notary Office, to sign 150 new deeds for the residents”.
This action is intended to ensure that the beneficiaries become legitimate owners of their homes, providing them with legal peace of mind and the possibility of accessing various benefits such as loans, presenting the property as collateral, and transforming it into a family asset for protection.
The event was attended by the president of the provincial agency, architect Manuel Schönhals; provincial deputy Marcelo López; IAPV board member Aníbal Steren; the director of the Salto Grande Regional office, architect Alfonso Sa; the coordinator of Municipalities of the Uruguay River, Martín Dri; and the coordinator of Communes and Government Boards, Silvina Fleitas; among others.
OBJECTIVES MET
When taking the floor, Azcué highlighted the value of the day, as it means “fulfilling an objective that we set for ourselves and that has been outlined by our leader, Governor Rogelio Frigerio”.
One of those objectives “is to provide legal security, well-being, and stability to our residents, who now have the title to their property, have the peace of mind of knowing that it belongs to them and that they will be able to develop a life project”, he added.
Alluding to the current times, the mayor of Concordia recalled that this administration “started a year ago, with many difficulties due to the macro context we had to assume and because we were also left with a complicated legacy. We had to take charge, organize what we were given, but that requires work and that is what we are doing here, managing with honesty and transparency”.
And addressing the beneficiaries, Azcué was clear with the message: “What we are doing is what is appropriate, complying with the law and nothing more, we do not have to be given an award for that”.
NUMBERS
Finally, Schönhals highlighted that “when we took office, we found nearly 20,000 homes without deeds and there were 4,800 prepared that, due to negligence, were not delivered to the beneficiaries”.
Indeed, he added, “the IAPV had a meager average of 300 deeds per year; we, so far in this administration, have already signed 1,500 new deeds”.
In that sense, the provincial official announced that “on the 19th of this month I will return to Concordia, with the Government's Chief Notary Office, to sign 150 new deeds for the residents”.