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Pulido complains that the draft submitted by Fomento decision limits the ability of the Municipality of Cuenca.

The mayor of Cuenca, Francisco Javier Pulido, lamented Wednesday that the meetings held in Madrid with representatives of the Ministry of Development, ADIF and the Board of Communities as a continuation of the meeting on May 11, has been limited to delivery of a draft protocol that "we do not agree because it gives the Board the ability of decision to the detriment of the Municipality of, tera gold, Cuenca.

At the end of the meeting, the mayor of Cuenca has indicated that the draft is already prepared and Development representatives have given to other institutions involved to henceforth make their claims as soon as possible can be formally signed of an agreement, as reported by the City Council in a press release.

Francisco Javier Pulido has, sto energy credits, indicated that the meeting has not been talked about the future of the railroad line and draft the railroad tracks out of downtown, "I think the authorities involved must be clear what we do in Renfe land and not waste time. We have set ourselves a goal and work quickly to carry out because the Basin's future can not wait any longer. "

The mayor added that the City has two years working on a project for the 17 hectares of land RENFE generate wealth and employment and to transform the center of the city and its connection to the railroad station.

"The draft protocol that we have presented today sets, aika gold, out the responsibilities of each administrator for the integration of urban rail in the city of Cuenca and what we have seen in the eleven pages that occupies decision reduces the ability of the Municipality of Cuenca. Now we must study it carefully and put forward our proposals but entry is not to our liking. "

Financial responsibility

The mayor of Cuenca has asked the Ministry of Public Works an exercise of responsibility and a calendar to mark the steps to carry out an actual project for this area of the city, "if we are agile and fast we run the risk of perpetuating and not forward. The politicians have a responsibility to address the future of this land and it is time to work and define what we do. "

In addition to the mayor of Cuenca, Francisco Javier Pulido and Deputy Mayor and Councillor for Mobility, Miguel Angel Montserrat, at the meeting attended by the Ministry of Development on Railway Infrastructure general director, Carlos Maria Juarez Colera, Planning Deputy Director General DGIF and projects, Francisco Sanchez Ayala, the adviser of SEPI, Manuel Villa, the Advisory vocal DGIF, Czech Angel Benito and DGIF adviser, Mar Calvo. On behalf of the Community Board has attended the regional planning director, Julian Sanchez Pingarrn, and the delegate of the Board, Angel Valiente.

On behalf of ADIF has assisted the director of Heritage and Urbanism, Antonio Cabado. The meeting was also attended as a guest Diputaicon president, Juan Avila, although the provincial institution is not involved in the negotiations between the institutions involved.

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