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NOW MURCIA has reported today that the facade of the Hotel Victoria Murcia, building BIC has become, contrary to what the law requires, a showcase of billboards, tents and graffiti, offering a bad image of a listed building and of great historical and architectural interest.
The building known as 'Hotel Victoria' at the Plaza Martínez Tornel Murcia, is a listed building with protection three and included in the Historic Art of Murcia (Pecham), declared of Cultural Interest (BIC).
The facades of the basement of the building trade have gradually been occupied by billboards, signs, awnings luminous and permanent and fixed character on the facade, ending up turning the lower part of this historic property in a horrible advertising panel.
Article 9 of the Revised Ordinances Regulatory Plan Pecham expressly prohibits temporary or permanent billboards and advertising posters.
It further states that the presence of any poster, sign or bars in front should be integrated into the design while identifying labels or signs will be installed in the holes without protruding from the front line, recommending the use of single letters.
This law also requires that awnings and additional elements to the facade must be jointly designed and integrated into this façade.
Therefore, building facades are not adjusted as described in this article, spoiling the central tourist area, and produce a sense of abandonment and neglect, it still makes worse the presence of graffiti and graffiti.
In this situation, now it has completed today Murcia request to perform the relevant inspection, checking for all these facilities in building facades and their adjustment to the law, and that appropriate measures are taken for removal if they do not meet the above Pecham.
We have also asked that we be informed of the actions foreseen take to remedy this situation.
Source: Ahora Murcia
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