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The mayor of San Javier, Pepa Garcia and the director of the Institute for accommodation of the Armed Forces, Invifas, Carlos Navarro Castillo signed this morning before some 200 residents of the agreement between City and Invifas to start the procedure that will allow households dispose of military colony "Ruiz de Alda" and integrate it into the urban fabric of the municipality.
Pepa Garcia stressed "the importance of the agreement, after 3 years, sealed the agreement with which comprises an old dream of the residents of the City of Air and commitment of this government team with them."
He highlighted the "privileged" in the colony to "retain its original structure with those green areas by the sea has had for 65 years."
The development of this agreement "is only a first step," will involve both a cosmetic change and the improvement of services inside the colony, he added.
The mayor of San Javier said that this agreement "initiates a process that faces a series of administrative steps of City Hall and all of Invifas" and used the presence of senior representatives of the entity under the Ministry of Defence to ask " maximum flexibility "in the proceedings pending at the time committed in the same direction the council," so that neighbors can provide, as soon as possible, home ownership, and that the colony was integrated into the municipality. "
The general director of Invifas, Carlos Navarro thanked "tenacity" of the mayor of San Javier "because without their final push would not have reached the agreement we signed today."
Navarro recalled "obstacles" suffered by this process initiated in 2000 between City Hall and Invifas "although it has been in the past 3 years when we could finalize a deal with the possibility of sale of its assets disposal."
Carlos Navarro commended the neighbors, "by the end of this long history," and the City "because it can integrate the colony Air City service in good condition."
Referring to Invifas, said that the signing of the agreement "can fulfill the main function that is alienation Invifas of the military colonies."
The Air City, San Javier and military colony of Alcalá de Henares, which still unfinished process turns 5, will be the first in Spain to be sold as reported by the head of Invifas.
The colony Ruiz de Alda hosts a total of 471 homes.
It was built 65 years ago by the Ministry of Defence to house military families stationed at the General Air Academy San Javier.
Urbanization is low density with large plots of single family homes ranging from 500 to 2,000 meters, near the Mar Menor.
A lot less than other houses joined the tenements that were built later to expand the possibilities of accommodation and military families and civilian staff of the AGA.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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