continues the analysis of urban preservation project in some areas of Mar del Plata. For the owner of the Works Committee the progress of the activity produced negative impacts.
The chairman of the Works of the City Council, architect Carlos Katz, welcomed the meeting held this week with different stakeholders in the preservation poyecto urban neighborhoods that drives the municipal executive.
"It was a good idea to open a meeting where building societies, professional associations and neighbors came to ask what happened and was a kind of open dialogue and is remarkable because many residents often do not find a space of opinion because they do not represent any corporate structure of the building, "said the mayor told the UCR.
Katz remarked that "you could hear different views on this project which, first intended to preserve the residential neighborhoods with low-density tissue to Condo impacts as small as possible to make needed changes to the Zoning Code (TOC). "
"On the other hand is the construction industry that is traditional in the city, which requires further work and where we all want to work for the sector there is genuine local investment by about 90 percent and it is quite unthinkable that the city can be static like a picture, no city in the world who has not followed modified in some sense "based.
For the head of the commission of Works "is good in this discussion that the State, through the mechanism of participation can be established to where in this case oriented urban growth, "for which he quoted a sentence from the architect Hector Schant (municipal committee of culture):" We must do everything possible so that progress is good news and not a threat. "
In this regard, Carlos Katz admitted that "in some quarters the advance of the activity that we all celebrate that walks well and create jobs has hit hard without a plan."
Finally, he said he agreed to perform a new meeting "to the extent that the executive submit reports on Punta Mogotes, Don Bosco, Mitre Square and the streets near Guemes who asked to be incorporated into the project."
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