On Monday afternoon, the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Citizen Security, in joint work with the Municipal Autonomous Institute of Housing and Land (INVyTAM), the Operational Unit, and personnel from the Third Police Station, proceeded with the liberation and clearing of a public space located at Maipú and 3 de Febrero streets.
This is a municipal property in a flood-prone area (approximately 12.50 elevation) where unknown individuals had enclosed, demarcated, and placed wire fencing with the intention of erecting shacks, violating current Ordinances and Article 181 of the Urban Planning Code.
Once established at the site, the total dismantling of the property, measuring approximately 25 by 45 meters, was carried out, leaving it cleared.
Furthermore, a demarcation was observed on a slab that belonged to a house that was dismantled and the family relocated in 2019 for being in a flood-prone area.
From the Undersecretariat of Citizen Security, the community was thanked for collaborating in these types of situations, as the irregularity described above was detected based on a report made by residents of our city.
This is a municipal property in a flood-prone area (approximately 12.50 elevation) where unknown individuals had enclosed, demarcated, and placed wire fencing with the intention of erecting shacks, violating current Ordinances and Article 181 of the Urban Planning Code.
Once established at the site, the total dismantling of the property, measuring approximately 25 by 45 meters, was carried out, leaving it cleared.
Furthermore, a demarcation was observed on a slab that belonged to a house that was dismantled and the family relocated in 2019 for being in a flood-prone area.
From the Undersecretariat of Citizen Security, the community was thanked for collaborating in these types of situations, as the irregularity described above was detected based on a report made by residents of our city.