Since the Youth Council, a motion will be submitted to the September plenary session to request the Directorate General of Commonwealth Taibilla Channel, the transfer of the gatehouse located in the "Siphon Laces" in "Breeches".
Knowing the needs expressed both the mayor Juan Jose Canovas as Councillor for Youth Inma Blázquez by the youth group "Ministers of the Air", as to the need for spaces to carry out initiatives of cultural, social and sports promotion, He began to look for alternatives in order to respond to these claims.
And that the City does not have the resources to create a space for such purposes, we tried to find a location that would find obsolete and that meets the conditions necessary to fulfill the functions demanded by the group.
In this case, the construction of the referred, once served as housing for the family guardian in the area.
For many years, it is deprecated, which has led to the deterioration of the Casa del Taibilla, located in a privileged place in the Breeches, within walking distance of both the sports and the Archaeological Site of the Strip Canvas and It has great outdoor space in an ecotourism environment.
Therefore it was concluded that it could be the perfect place for the conduct of cultural, sporting and leisure activities as;
Room trials paya local groups, workshops of various kinds and public, social club for youth groups, organization of routes to explore the surroundings ... among many others.
In turn, the transfer of the house to the City by MCT, would be put to use construction and deterioration suffered because of the abandonment would stop, and various reforms needed for set-up would be undertaken.
We hope to realize this assignment as soon as possible, since from the Directorate General of Taibilla was reached a verbal, waiting to finalize the application by the municipality commitment.
But above all, we hope to be able to respond to the needs of space for carrying out activities of cultural and social promotion groups as "Ministers of the Air" are willing to take to energize a space that is in a state of neglect and also will be a benefit to the community.
