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The Department of Agriculture is working on developing a regulatory ordinance for abandoned fields in the town of Jumilla, as confirmed by the council in this area Jesus Sanchez.
Sanchez explained that "the breaks come from a public forest concessions were granted by the city of Jumilla in very ancient times, when the seizure occurred Mendizabal, and involved the transfer of some public forest lands in third person order to carry out an agricultural plantation. "
Agriculture Councilman added that "due to economic developments and recent laws that have come into force, the City Council is under obligation to update these concessions and allow embodied in a municipal ordinance."
With the ordinance will regulate and shape in a document all these cultures that exist in these farms and mainly cereals, vineyards and almond trees and in some cases some form of reforestation.
It also will be introduced in these regulations the buildings that exist within these plots as a house caves.
"All this is done so that a licensee has a guarantee in order to transmit these buildings to other third parties with the consent of the council," said Sanchez.
The Councillor for Agriculture has said that it has prepared a draft is under review and has been transferred to all local groups, so that after an analysis is carried Regulatory Commission which approved the regulations and ordinances of municipal legal so that, within this financial year 2009, be approved by the plenary and in force from January 2010.
The purpose is to collect the status of these broken up and turn it into an ordinance to "serve as a control by the security council and farmers to learn the use of that field," said the councilman.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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