Inga Frels Curbelo-Medina has written to La Voz to criticize that her house, in Las Casitas, near Femés, has been changed again for the third time in 21 years. "So that my correspondence arrives without problems," she ironizes.
This woman assures that she now has three months to notify the change to all public and private institutions and does not understand this modification when Las Casitas is a "scattered place" that barely has 30 houses.
But, in addition, she indicates that "someone from the Yaiza City Council" "started putting numbers on the field without consulting the future General Planning Plan." "For example, the land in front of my house is and will be rustic and has three numbers. Therefore, my number two now becomes number 6," she says.
In total, according to her, there are now 121 numbers in the town. "The era of a neighbor's house has its own number, there are sandpits that even have five different numbers without having the square meters necessary for five houses to be built," she criticizes.
For this neighbor, the "height of everything" is that the streets "have had names for many years, but they do not have signs." The City Council, according to this woman, assures that "maybe they will put them up next year."
