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Comuna Venite located in Santiago would modify its regulatory plans with the aim of strengthening their rural areas, intercommunal roads, parks and squares. In addition, changes would be made due to the lack of updated plans.
The above was announced thanks to a survey conducted by El Mercurio, figures that showed that of the 34 districts of the capital, 20 is already making these changes.
Consequently, a large part of the sectors would have changes which would consider the whole region .
The big change will take place in the municipalities of Quilicura, Cerro Navia, San Joaquin, Estación Central and Macul. In addition, concerning the mentioned by the municipalities to the environment, the proposed changes should be in force before 2021.
The mayor of Cerro Navia, Mauro Tamayo, told the media that the changes were due to the common "a very old regulator plan (1993), so last December we started with the basics of citizen consultation to evacuate the full update ".
The communes that would have only a partial change correspond to Lo Barnechea, Peñalolén, Ñuñoa, Lo Prado, Independencia and Providencia.
The means that Santiago's Metropolitan Regulatory Plan came into effect in 1994 and its last update was made in 2013.
Metropolitan Mayor, Karla Rubilar, expressed networks who maintain their support for municipalities seeking to advance their territorial order. The above has a "friendly urban density, where you have transportation services and a good quality of life for the inhabitants ".
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