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Amid protests, the plan to build 2,081 homes in Zizur Mayor has been approved

Meanwhile, citizens and citizens' platforms have concentrated in front of the City Hall to protest that the plan will mean the loss of some buildings used for cultural activities. Geroa Bai, UPN and PP have claimed to have been under pressure and insults in recent weeks.

The fachada of the Zizur Mayor City Council. Photo: Zizur Mayor City Council

The Zizur Mayor City Council has approved the Municipal Urban Development Plan, which provides for the construction of 2,081 housing units, among citizen protests .

The 12 homes that will be built in the area where the Old Schools and the Council are located have been the main source of unrest. The Platform for the Defence of Spaces and other cultural associations have denounced that the plan will mean the loss of spaces that are a meeting point for citizens and where numerous cultural activities are carried out, so hundreds of citizens gathered outside the town hall yesterday during the session.

The atmosphere and conflicting views have led to face-to-face clashes in Zizur Mayor's Office, and Geroa Bai, UPN and PP, with the Mayor's Office, have reported that they have been under pressure and insults in recent weeks, so that after yesterday's sitting they had to leave the City Hall escorted by the police.

What is the urban development project?

Of the 2,081 planned, 1,047 will be protected (620 VPO and 427 assessed) and 1,034free, with 30 per cent of the protected being allocated to rent. The new model also provides for 118,600 square metres of green areas and 58,000 square metres of public supply.

One of the most noteworthy interventions will be the creation of a large park on the A-12 motorway through two 40-metre platforms that will allow pedestrian connectivity between the Ardoi district and the urbanization of Zizur, the current demarcation

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