The Titerroy Neighborhood Association has reported that there are 35 abandoned cars in the neighborhood, which give a "bad image" and also take away parking spaces from the neighbors. The president of the group, Ismael Montero, has sent a letter to the Arrecife City Council so that they can contact the owners of the vehicles in order to find a solution to this problem, which extends throughout the city.
And it is that many neighbors have reported to La Voz the existence of abandoned cars in Arrecife. Specifically, in the Titerroy neighborhood there are 35 vehicles in this state and they are located in: Álvarez Rixo street, in El Antonio, in Carlos III, in Cuenca, in La Cristina, in La Fermina, in la Joaquina, in José Pereyra Galviaty, in Segovia, in Alcalde Ginés de la Hoz, in Álvarez Rixo, in Ángel Garnivet, in Antonio Machado, in Antonio María Manrique, in El Bartola, in La Carmen, in Ciudad Real, La Cristina, in Doctor Severo Ochoa, in Eugenio Rijo Rocha, in Fray Mendo de Viedma, in Gaida, in Gaire, in El Isleño, in Luis Braile, in Luis de Guadarfia, in La Niña, in Varbanera, in Pamplona, in El Rafael, in Santa María street, in the Tegala road, in Tilama, in Timbayba, in Tinamala, in Tinadaya and in Tres de Mayo street.
For all this, and for the large number of abandoned vehicles that have been in the Titerroy neighborhood for some time, the president of the neighborhood association demands a prompt solution from the Arrecife City Council.