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Bouzou: "I see today is that normal life is back in Lorca, things are is seen in the barium Vineyard, where new homes are built to replace the previous life is back in town.. and that's obvious. "
Ponce de Leon. "'ve Seen recovery pulse and citizen life in the city has registered a return to activity Lorca find that conveys a general movement of enhancement of the damaged, here is movement, momentum, force. and work to overcome the negative effects of the earthquake. "
The Mayor of Lorca, Francisco Jodar, with the participants in the expert mission of the Council of Europe, Bernard Bouzou and Pedro Ponce de León, reported this morning the various meetings that are taking place these days in the city occasion of the visit of this delegation.
The objective of this mission, including the Programme of Technical Assistance and Cooperation for Comprehensive Conservation of Cultural Heritage, is to take stock of the reconstruction process, in contrast with the current state visits in 2011 and 2012
The Mayor thanked the cooperation and interest being shown from the Council of Europe for our city, remembering the missions set up following the 2011 earthquake and findings shed valuable contributions being considered and exploited by the City to enrich and consolidate the process of reconstruction.
The agenda of the European mission is broad, contemplating meetings with technical and policy makers of the City Councillors, representatives of local groups, organizations and institutions of civil society.
Bernard Bouzou recalled that visited Lorca in October 2011, contrasting the situation then with now: "I see today is that normal life is back in Lorca, things are is seen in the barium Vineyard. where new homes are built to replace the previous. were also open before I saw the churches closed. Plenty to walk again. Life is back in town, and that is evidence. "
Pedro Ponce de León, in line with those reported by Bouzou, said that "I have seen recovery pulse and citizen life in the city. Now have an opportunity to add value to both the built heritage and open spaces. We are talking about a process overtaken by the disaster to recover and improve the urban area and its surroundings. because I found very important and significant progress in this process, it is very significant progress in recovering civil buildings and historic heritage. I've seen that there has been a return to the activity that the process is underway and this despite the recovery of injuries from an earthquake like Lorca is long and slow have been touring the city. streets, buildings and monuments, and we saw how the Vineyard, for example, construction is in full swing. Besides cranes working on the recovery of monuments, including the works have been completed in many.
What we find, in short, is that Lorca movement conveys a general enhancement of the damaged, here is movement, momentum, and work hard to overcome the negative effects of the earthquake. "
Turn to the historical district.
The City Council and the expert mission of the Council of Europe have agreed that "now we need to redouble efforts to recover the historical district. Already been progress, the problems are many, very different type. • If it is very difficult to act urbanistically in historic precincts of cities that have been spared the disasters that have rocked Lorca, in the case of this situation the complexity increases. I believe a very wise move on the part of the City's comprehensive review of the Special Protection Plan (PEPRI) since these plans should contribute to the recovery of historic areas, instead of curtailing its development, which is what is happening in many cases. This is a very difficult and classical problem. historical district must regain. tune very well need . It's a job that requires many years. "
Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca
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