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These buildings were demolished by the damage caused by earthquakes and were located in the numbers 20 and 22 of this avenue and 20, 22 and 24 of the Friars Alley.

They join the 32 that already are being rebuilt in the area, so it only remains in the authorization of 4 houses that were inhabited.

The Town Planning Council of Lorca, José Joaquín Peñarrubia has authorized construction projects for the reconstruction of 37 dwellings on the block between Santa Clara Avenue and the Alley of Los Frailes, which were demolished by the damage caused by earthquakes and will join the 32 already in the building reconstruction whose low gym was located a few meters from the new.

These buildings were Guadalentin building, located in the numbers 20 and 22 of this avenue, on whose lot will rise 16 houses, and the building 'Del Vas' Friars Alley of 20, 22 and 24, on whose land will rebuild 21 households.

Both communities include in their project owners improvements over its previous situation to earthquakes such as storage, energy efficiency, removal of architectural barriers, elevator, storage and parking.

The reconstruction of these homes will be possible thanks to support paid by 50% by the Regional Government and 50% Government of Spain, as well as the compensation of the Insurance Compensation Consortium neighbors.

Peñarrubia explained that "it is a crucial step to retrieve this Lorca area where several buildings were demolished after the earthquakes of 2011 and all of them include improvements. Indeed, only four homes be lacking in the area inhabited by having seen good works to the project that are pending completion mainly in the coming weeks the condemnation proceedings. "

In addition, "one of the communities of owners of the land will yield to initiate the opening of a new road under the general plan, under which the City will allow them to parking to complete the necessary places. In the future, this new street linking Olcina Alley in Santa Clara Avenue and Tinkers Lane ".

The mayor expressed his satisfaction that "the process of recovery Lorca and trust not for starting the sooner the other buildings that are already licensed to rebuild."

"We congratulate the neighbors that these buildings help to create a better city, as all we set out from the May 12, 2011," said the councilman, who stressed that "once the inevitable misfortune occurred, the administration and the neighbors we have moved from hand to make the city more livable, safe and sustainable. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca