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Jumilla City Council will encourage the Department of Fine Arts and Cultural Heritage to require the owner of the House of Molina to submit a draft rehabilitation of this building located in Plaza de la Constitución number two, and adopt immediate, urgent measures to ensure the safety of adjacent buildings and safe passage through the area.

Remember that the area where the house stood is now fenced off by the danger of collapse, which affects Jerónimo Molina Ethnography Museum, which remains closed to date.

As reported by the government team spokesman Jesus Sanchez is a topic that is of concern for many months and the local government is waiting, in a patient, the various technical reports. "

But given the situation, has decided to "urge the Department of Fine Arts and Cultural Heritage to which again required the owner to submit rehabilitation project, informing him that in case of default is carried out by the Directorate General," said Sánchez .

It has also been adopted to require the owner to "immediately proceed to take emergency measures to at least prevent the collapse of the facade, ensuring the integrity of adjacent buildings and to restore safe passage through the area."

The spokesman added that "if the council do not run necessarily be bound coast."

Also approved lifting the protective measures taken before the opposition of the demolition by the Department of Fine Arts, since they have changed the circumstances that led to the adoption of the same.

Therefore, it will ask the Department of Works and Planning to proceed with the demolition of the fence once they take the measures previously reported imminent.

The government team spokesman said that these agreements will be submitted to the Directorate General of Fine Arts and Cultural Heritage of the Autonomous Region of Murcia, as well as the public prosecutor for information and appropriate effect.

It has also authorized the Security Forces to take the necessary measures to ensure the safety of the area.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla. Foto: Siete Días Jumilla