The deeds of the sale of the Loiola barracks will be signed by the City of San Sebastian on July 23
This sale will allow the construction of more than 1,700 sheltered homes in the area. From the signing of the sanctions, the military will have a period of four years to leave the area.
The City Council of San Sebastian will sign the sales deeds of the Loiola barracks on July 23.
In particular, the City Council of San Sebastián and the Institute for Housing, Infrastructure and Defence Equipment (INVIED), under the Spanish Government, will participate in the signing ceremony.
The Deputy Mayor of San Sebastián and Councilwoman for Urban Planning and Housing, Nekane Arzallus, announced the news this very Friday after reporting to municipal groups.
Arzallus has stressed that it will be one of the most important urban planning operations to be carried out in San Sebastian in the coming years, adding that, from the signing of the scriptures, the military of the barracks will have four years to leave.
a Housing Councillor recalls that the military of the barracks will be four years old
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