The Mayor of Totana, José Martínez Andreo, recently held a meeting with the residents of the hamlet of Las Viñas Carivete at the request of the new mayor headman, Rosa Tudela, in order to analyze and explain the guidelines for team performance Government, the future projects and investments to be made during this term in this hamlet.
The meeting, held at the Municipal Exhibition Hall "Gregorio Cebrián, attended the council's Planning, Juan Carrion Tudela, hamlets, Pagán Juan Sanchez, and Comprehensive Maintenance Services and the City, Sergio Lopez, and It was attended by well over half a hundred residents of this council totanera.
During the meeting, explained to the audience the policies of urban management and planning as well as forecasts that include the General Plan document, which affect this parish.
For his part, Councilman Pedanías, Agriculture and Water presented the water policies, infrastructure that is planning the Water Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water in the parish.
Among this infrastructure is the construction of new water reservoir in the hamlet.
In this sense, the mayor reported that the Autonomous Community has drafted the installation of drinking water reservoir in the hamlet totanera Carivete Las Viñas, whose works will be financed entirely by the Directorate General of Water, and is scheduled to begin in the next week, so that next summer this service is launched.
This will give effect to this request as demanded by historical residents of this hamlet.
Also during this meeting, the mayor took the opportunity to put on the table actions on public lighting and rural electrification and reported on the existing help lines of regional and local authorities so neighbors can benefit from them.
On the other hand, reported outstanding improvements made in rural roads, such as the paving of the road-Carivete Viñas, C-8, owned by the Autonomous Community.
In this sense, Pagan Sanchez made a commitment to make the necessary arrangements with the Highways Agency to proceed with the settlement of the pavement as soon as possible, as not being of municipal ownership is not for the City Council.
For its part, the residents of this council totanera addition to settlement of the aforementioned track, requested the preparation of the premises where they celebrate the festival together with the provision of public toilets of both sexes for the fairgrounds.
