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The Town Planning of the City of Lorca, Francisco García, expressed his satisfaction that "these houses had to be demolished after the earthquakes are longer habitable."

The Town Planning of the City of Lorca, Francisco García, reported that the city council has approved the granting of the relevant license occupancy for the 26 buildings housing the Grail, Vintage & Vine II, which have been completed and 191 households and the process of reconstruction after the earthquake and are habitable.

Planning the mayor expressed his satisfaction that "the families living in these homes can now return to the households residing in but with a completely new housing, adapted to the latest regulations and therefore more secure, accessible and efficient by" .

In this regard, the council stressed that "the Grail building became a symbol to the retransmitted globally and fell on the church of Christ the King to begin demolition by the poor state it was after the earthquake, but today is a symbol of reconstruction advancing steadily in Lorca and mediation through municipal neighbors will set a parking lot with two other communities of owners who are finalizing their works, buildings and Cristo Rey New Learners ".

Garcia explained that "we are hoping that in the next few weeks the technicians hired by the residents of other buildings, such as the Pablo Iglesias, remedied the final details of the work to allow us to certify that they are habitable, and that municipal services are otorgándolas in record time. "

Remember that these buildings have been constructed by the aid granted by the Central Government and the Autonomous Community neighbors who were left homeless and with compensation of the Insurance Compensation Consortium.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca