Xunta Heritage has authorized Repsol the works to build the future pipeline of the outer port that will affect two petroglyphs located in Nostián. The oil company undertakes to remove the elements under protection and to replace them once the works are completed.
The objective of the project is the protection of the anthropic and natural complex and “put it in value“According to a public note from the oil company. Now the A Coruña City Council could already process the license for construction, an authorization with which it already has since October last year City of Arteixo, through which most of its route runs. With the two permits, Repsol will process the contracting of the infrastructure execution project that will allow it to operate in the Outer Port.
The pipeline to be built by Repsol will have a length of 3.8 kilometers, of which 1.3 will be on land in the Coruña municipality and 2.5 in Arteixo. Its execution will last one year since the company has all the permits. The infrastructure will consist of eleven pipes to transport hydrocarbons between the outer port and Repsol’s industrial complex in the city, so it will be necessary to occupy a strip of ten meters wide.
The BNG urges the City Council of A Coruña to definitively approve the catalog of the Urbanism Plan
He BNG asks the local government of A Coruña to expedite the final approval of the catalog of the General Municipal Planning Plan, where the buildings and assets of interest that must be protected are collected.
The nationalist councilor, Avia Veira, complaint “no involvement“of the local executive at the time of expediting this issue and warns that the suspension of licenses is about to expire. In the initial catalog of assets to protect appear the Lonja del Gran Sol, he Meteorological observatory or the building of the Citroen. The Block believes that this issue is important because, it underlines, “A Coruña cannot lose more historical and urban heritage“.
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