The municipality is going to demolish a neighbourhood to build a new one, with funding from the Recovery and Resilience Plan.
Source: Freepik
Author: Redaction
The Municipality of Évora has included in its Local Housing Strategy a project aimed at the construction of a new neighborhood, which will be renovated through the demolition of what currently exists there, 'provisional' for several decades in the municipality, and where about 70 families reside. This is a project for which 26 million euros are allocated.
Carlos Pinto Sá, Mayor of the municipality, indicates that the subdivision architecture project has already been approved and should proceed to be launched, after the infrastructures are executed, the tender for the works: "We will make every effort so that, during this year, the competition for works can be launched," says the mayor.
Contemplated in the Local Housing Strategy of Évora, this is one of the projects contracted with the Government and foresees an investment of 63 million euros with the Financing of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR).
The objective of this intervention, according to the municipality, goes through the rehabilitation of the neighborhood, which is located next to one of the main roads of the city, finding itself "very degraded". It is a "provisional area, which should have been outdated for many years".
"Bairro Escurinho has about 70 families to live in, some of them own the lots, and we decided to move forward, not with a rehabilitation, but in practical terms, with the construction of a new neighborhood", explains Carlos Pinto Sá.
Thus, the current housing "will all be demolished" to give rise to 122 new fires "with dignified conditions", allowing "rehousing the current residents who want to continue there and accommodate new ones". In this sense, the current residents "will be rehoused temporarily" while the works are done.
In addition to this project, one of the subdivision architecture was also approved for the construction of 40 fires in a plot of land in the Moinho neighborhood, and it also integrates the Local Housing Strategy of Évora, for which an investment of 5 million euros is allocated.
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