The Manilva Town Hall has visited the Monteviñas urbanisation to discuss with residents and Hidralia the needs for services and infrastructure. The complex, with around a hundred homes, will receive municipal support for hydraulic works.
The Manilva Town Hall continues its round of meetings with the urbanisations in the municipality. The latest visit was to Monteviñas, where the mayor, Mario Jiménez, and the councillor for Infrastructure, Works and Urbanisations, Marcos Ruiz, met with the administrator of the urbanisation and several residents.
A representative from Hidralia, the company responsible for water services, also participated in the meeting to address the needs related to services and hydraulic infrastructure in the area.
Monteviñas is a residential complex built in the early 1980s and consists of around a hundred homes. The Town Hall has confirmed that it will support the implementation of various actions, including hydraulic improvements and works to optimise the infrastructure within its competencies.
The Town Hall points out that these visits serve to gain firsthand knowledge of residents' demands and to make progress on solutions to improve services in the residential areas of Manilva.
“These types of visits allow us to gain firsthand knowledge of residents' demands and to advance in finding solutions to improve services and conditions in the various residential areas of Manilva,” officials from the Town Hall state.
The meeting is part of the municipal policy to monitor the needs of urbanisations within the municipality. Dates and budget for the planned actions in Monteviñas have not yet been specified.
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