The Haría City Council has approved in the last extraordinary and urgent Plenary Session, held this Friday, November 17, the incorporation of "2,012,588.49 euros" from the Treasury surplus, to carry out, among other actions, the "rehabilitation of the municipal market" and the "modernization of the public mobile park" towards a "more sustainable" fleet.
Specifically, the Council will allocate "580,000 euros" for the "renovation and expansion" of the municipal market and for the placement of "digital panels" for tourist information in the various payments of the municipality.
On the other hand, the areas of Public Works and Services and Mobile Park will manage "220,000 euros" for raised crosswalks. In this way, the directive of the 'Directorate General of Traffic' would be complied with, which establishes that municipal roads must have means to calm the speed of circulation of vehicles to facilitate coexistence with citizens.
Finally, "866,905 euros" will be allocated to begin the modernization of the Mobile Park, that is, the renovation of the municipal fleet, so that the vehicles are electric and comply with the sustainability policies of the City Council.
"Regrettable" undemocratic attitude of the 'PMH'
In the second point of this Plenary Session, the Government group has approved the extrajudicial recognition of "fifty invoices from different suppliers", worth "116,014.11 euros", which were not paid their invoices in 2022 or before, since the previous government group "did not correctly carry out the administrative procedure set" to reserve the credit and be able to justify the need for the expense. Nor were they submitted to the mandatory approval procedure.
This step that has been taken allows to settle the debt with these small and medium-sized companies to provide them with liquidity. The government group regrets the "undemocratic attitude of the 'PMH'" and that "none of the public representatives responsible for the large number of invoices that were left unpaid in the previous year and for leaving the suppliers without the money that corresponded to them have attended this plenary session".
Likewise, in response to the criticisms of the Platform in relation to the urgency of the call for the Plenary Session, the Government group insists on the nature of the matters discussed and recalls that the "previous mayoress did not convene the ordinary plenary sessions with the stipulated frequency".