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Micol Angeles Special Plan notes that this "is one of the aberrations that allowed the General Plan, and make clear the need to review and modification"
MURCIA NOW alert the Cañada Real Torreagüera has suffered a significant loss of their width in the section that runs through the Partial Plan Montevida urbanization, and calls also consider whether there has been a change in the layout of this track livestock.
The municipal formation claims that these changes would be taking place due to the works that are running the promoter of such a development, and has made the appropriate request to the Department of Planning, Environment and Huerta.
Micol Angeles Councilwoman says that "it is essential to study and complete tour of the real gorge is protected, and you can not allow meters wide lost or the layout of the historic cattle track is altered, which is centuries existence".
The mayor recalled that it is "the most important royal gorge area of ​​the South Coast" and explains that Murcia now has not found any such loss of width in the documentation that you have reviewed justification.
"The fulfillment of the law can not be violated to accommodate urban or speculative interests" concrete.
Micol notes that this Partial Plan "is one of the aberrations of the PGOU and should never have existed. The complex occupies one of the last visual windows with which you could see the forest landscape transition to the Huerta de Murcia and its valley. Now Instead, single brick will be seen, with buildings of 6 heights ".
Councillor stressed that "in Murcia now hope to get the General Plan amendment, so things like that do not happen again."
The mayor warns of the possibility that "the developer is taking over footage of this cattle route, something that neither Council nor Autonomous Community may agree, and to what now Murcia will be vigilant."
Micol also remember that this royal glen "has been cut several times during construction when it should have always been free," which has led to numerous complaints from residents of La Alberca and El Palmar.
Therefore, now Murcia has asked the Department of Planning, Environment and Huerta that effective implementation of the Law cattle trails in the works being carried out Montevida Partial Plan ZU-Ab-2, is studied by the which runs the Royal Gorge Torreagüera, and to refer to the municipal formation the report to be drafted on that effective enforcement of the law.
Now Murcia has also requested to proceed to an active and regular inspection of the area, to preserve and maintain the Cañada Real Torreagüera and their own land.
The Cañada Real Torreagüera was a route used by farmers to reap the Valencian good pasture that centuries ago had in the Valley of Segura.
Around the Puerto de la Cadena was where most of the mestas, assemblies shepherds with their flocks, whose origins date back to the thirteenth century were held.
The actual creeks serve to make citizens understand a part of the history and customs, and for them to get close to nature.
Additionally, these pathways are still useful for cattle.
The current state of the real gorges of the municipality of Murcia is very worrying due to the decrease of nomadic livestock and the development of socio-economic activities that have occupied the territory traditionally used for livestock.
Urban development, the establishment of industries, the growth of irrigation and road layout were the factors that have contributed to the deterioration of the cattle trails of the municipality.
This is the case of the Royal Gorge Torreagüera, largely defunct occupations of all kinds when it should have a width greater than 75 meters and a length of 23 kilometers.
Source: Ahora Murcia
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