The Orihuela Council has knowledgeable the Valencian Department of Education that it has greater than 500,000 sq. meters of public service land out there solely in Orihuela Costa. The land, unfold throughout 46 municipal plots, affords a number of choices for the development of the long-awaited CEIP No. 20, thought-about an pressing academic want for the coastal space.
To transfer the venture ahead, the Councillor for Urban Planning, Matías Ruiz Peñalver, and the Councillor for Education, Vicente Pina, met in Alicante with the Director General of Educational Infrastructure, José María Larena, the Territorial Infrastructure Technician, José David Gras, and the Head of the Educational Service, Antonio Costa.
During the assembly, municipal officers offered the 46 plots so regional surveyors can assess which location is greatest fitted to the brand new faculty. They emphasised that the coastal zone already has the required land prepared to be used, permitting the CEIP No. 20 venture to start administrative processing with out additional delays.
Progress on the Villa Rosa Health Centre
The Council additionally requested authorization from the Department of Education to alter or take away the academic designation of the Villa Rosa plot, meant for the longer term Orihuela Costa Health Centre No. 2.
This step would make it potential to course of its conversion for healthcare use below present laws. Since appropriate public land is available within the coastal space, this modification won’t hinder academic growth.
Councillor Ruiz Peñalver acknowledged, “The coast has greater than half one million sq. meters of municipal land prepared for public amenities. Today we offered each out there choice so the Department can select the very best location for CEIP No. 20.”
Councillor Pina added, “The coast can’t wait any longer. We have demonstrated that the City Council is ready and that the land is on the market. Now it’s time for the Department to take the following step.”
