From the municipality, they discussed the Minvu measure and indicated that they were “deeply surprised that this decision was communicated through the press, without prior formal notification.”
The municipality of Las Condes assured that it had complied »fully with all obligations” of the agreement it had with the Seremi Metropolitana de Housing and Urbanism (Minvu), concerning the use of the land located on the street Colorado Hill property of the Serviu Metropolitano, and where tennis courts are located today.
The Minvu has processed the notification of termination of the collaboration agreement with the Municipality of Las Condes. “This decision was made after verifying that the Municipality has seriously failed to respect the agreements contained in the last renewal process reached in April 2024,” they explained.
Considering this, the Seremi of Housing and Urban Planning RM, Carolina Casanova, He considered this breach to be serious, which is why he will retain the right to exercise appropriate legal actions in court, according to a comment from the ministry in question.
In detail, the land must be returned by the Municipality of Las Condes no later than October 30, 2024 as explained in the portfolio.
In this context, the municipality assured that “respected what was stipulated in the agreement,” emphasizing that the document “explicitly establishes that the Federation must return the portions of property occupied before May 31, 2024, and that, if the physical delivery of the land has not been carried out within the indicated period, the active legitimacy to request the judicial restitution would fall to the Metropolitan Service owner of the land.
In this sense, they declared that “It is up to Serviu to manage said restitution not to the municipality of Las Condes.
Furthermore, they indicated that “It is deeply surprising that this decision was reported by the press, without prior formal notification to the Municipality, which hinders the coordination of a project which requires joint work.
Likewise, they accused that “the Ministry of Housing has not convened any working groups in the last six months, which has slowed down the progress of the project.”
The government’s objective is to occupy the land located betweenCerro Colorado, Américo Vespucio and Alonso de Córdova streets to move forward with its “Housing Emergency Plan”. In detail, the land in question “They will be transformed into housing for 340 families Chileans, in addition to an urban park that will have consolidated services and green spaces.
In this scenario, the municipality assured that it was “fully available to continue moving forward in this important social integration project”.
“The construction of Cerro Colorado Park on said land clearly reflects our commitment to improving the quality of life of residents and promoting inclusive urban development. We hope that in this process technical criteria take priority over political criteria to advance the housing solution that so many families need,” they explained.
Source: Latercera
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