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CDMX government opens call for land use planning plans
El Economista | July 06, 2021 |

Capital authorities announced the call for public consultation to present opinions and proposals for the projects of the General Development Plan 2020-2040 and the General Program of Territorial Organization 2020-2035.

According to the Official Gazette of this Monday, the objective of carrying out this consultation is to guarantee citizen participation with the presentation of opinions and proposals for both projects.

"This call is aimed at residents and residents of Mexico City, who individually or collectively, wish to intervene in the formulation of proposals and opinions to the projects of both the General Development Plan of Mexico City, as well as of the General Program for Territorial Planning ”, the publication reads.

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Likewise, it is specified that the participation of civil and social organizations, public universities, professional colleges, city halls and other members of the local public administration is summoned to submit their opinions and proposals.

Regarding the issues that will be discussed in the consultation process for the draft General Development Plan 2020-2040, it is specified that these are the plans, programs, policies and public projects, as well as the programming and budget execution, where their objectives, strategies and goals.

While for the project of the General Program of Territorial Organization 2020-2035, its elaboration, the criteria and technical guidelines of the instrument will be seen.

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The public consultation process will take place between August 5 and 12, 2021, in addition, the presentation of opinions and proposals may be received physically, for this they must fill out the form of a card, which can be consulted in the page https: // plazapublica. cdmx. gob.mx/processes/consulta-ipdp.

The physical format must be presented at the facilities of the Institute for Democratic and Prospective Planning of Mexico City, located at 712 San Lorenzo street, 1st floor, Valle Centro neighborhood, Benito Juárez territorial demarcation.

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