El Town hall de Jávea closes the 2013 accounts with a positive of 4.285.145 euros. The result has been possible thanks to municipal management and the perception of extraordinary income.
The mayor of Finance, Óscar AntónIt has stated that the City has had higher incomes than planned in different sections. Proceeds from IBI by new high in urban, licenses and fees for construction (one 64% more than last year) or certificates of occupancy (rose by 46% of schedule) are some of the sections that have enabled end 2013 with this figure.
Anton also ensures that some of that positive closure is also thanks to the management of the City. In this sense it informs that it has saved 1 million euros in the departure of staff and around 700.000 euros in current spending by the new policies implemented since the suspension of the land.
The councilman also added that revenue windfalls are also due to official coordination between urban planning, finance, notifiers police and the company in charge of detecting new buildings to streamline all the high standard of urban and incorporate them as contributors.
Destination remnant
Óscar Antón wanted to report that the executive may face this year quietly so no rate will not rise and exemptions will remain in opening licenses, reforms or hospitality occupation of public roads.
The State ministerial order regulates the fate of the remainder and only "financially sustainable" investments are allowed to the Municipalities that pay their suppliers in less than 60 days. In this sense the Mayor of Jávea, José ChulviHe says it is working on projects that meet the requirements dictated by the government.
At the moment an important plan of asphalting equipped with 1,5 million euros will be held to address all neighborhood complaints: the development of two new sections of the Via Augusta, the construction of a roundabout at the junction of Avenida del Pla and Arenal avenue, creating a park on the site of former barracks of the Civil Guard in the Port or reform at Calvary chapel.
Congratulations. It is good news that speaks undoubtedly good management of the government team.
Congratulations to Anton and Mayor Oscar for this important positive result.
As for the provisions of Via Augusta, I guess will pave the sea side
recently paved area and scuppers good place to absorb
periodic rain without creating huge puddles on the road side sea every
once 20 liters fall in a few hours.
By the way the sidewalks on this side would also have to restore them and of course
having a ratio of costs to households whose improvement will be positive
revaluing the property.