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In recent years the Ministry has supported the recovery of various buildings and centuries-old buildings of the town

The Ministry of Public Works and Planning, through the Directorate General of Planning and Housing, funded the renovation of the street Steps, located in the historic center of town, within the program 'Renewal of urban image different neighborhoods or areas of cities. "

The Director General of Planning and Housing, Antonio Navarro, said that these new works will encourage the appreciation of the architectural heritage of Ricote, which also helps to boost tourism in the Shire. "

"This is a landmark tour of the town, as it was the old entrance to the city from the agricultural area of the valley, so the focus will be on restoring the traditional image of the houses that make up this shaft to return urban design the drive to the environment, "said Navarro, who added that the works will also financed by the municipality.

The responsible regional stressed the interest of the community to preserve and rehabilitate the property of the municipality, "which we consider of great value, since their urban fabric of winding streets, which retain the traditional style of housing is compounded by the rich landscape and cultural of this district, characterized by its unique natural and architectural heritage. "

In the past five years, the Ministry has supported the recovery of various buildings in the locality.

Among the latter, there are two centuries-old buildings on the street and Plaza San Sebastian, on which action was carried out renovation of facades and roofs.

In addition, other currently pending in the historic rehabilitation.

The next intervention Street Steps will aim to "restore homogeneity to the facades of various buildings and covers functionality and to ensure uniform material for carpentry and metal work, among others," said Navarro, who said that "in the building located at number 34 will be retained the shield that appears on the front, protected by the Heritage Act."

Source: CARM