2023-08-09 02:00:00
The signatory residents, all domiciled at Calle La Rioja at 200, address this newspaper, an essential carrier of citizen problems, in order to expose the serious situation that is experienced daily on the street and indicated block, product of the activity of a bank and its ATM, which provides payments to retirees, pensioners and social plans. The almost permanent agglomeration of these, which occupies both sidewalks, is aggravated by the profusion of street vendors who set up shop with all kinds of businesses (sales of fruits, vegetables, clothing, medicines, food, etc.) that not only interrupt normal traffic, but they hinder the entry and exit of the residents, who are unable to circulate and use their cars, which turns this block into a gigantic Persian market that has destroyed the tranquility of the residents in their lives daily. In the eastern sector, most of the sidewalk is occupied by street vendors of all the indicated species, motorcycles, bicycles, abandoned vehicles, double and triple row vehicles, placing merchandise even in the trees and in the neighbors’ gardens . We understand that given the seriousness of the deterioration of normal life in the neighborhood, we will demand that the municipal and provincial authorities take action on this complaint and comply with their duties to ensure normal life on a block that was quiet and safe until the establishment of this branch. banking. Another serious consequence of the zafarrancho is the drop in the value of properties in the sector. It is enough to go to any real estate agency to get an idea of the enormous loss in value of our properties as a result of the prevailing urban chaos. Finally, we point out that constitutional norms protect us, for which reason we will cite the obligations of the Municipality that are currently not fulfilled. The Constitution of the Province establishes that it is the “Purpose of the Municipality to protect” order and safety in transit, urban and private transport”, “public hygiene” and “any other function related to local interests” (Art. 134 subsections 4 subsections c), g), inc. 7 and 16 of the constitutional text). For all of which we request that the Municipality put order and comply with its duty to defend the neighbors, their tranquility and their normal life today damaged and harmed by the overflow of a bank branch and the invasion of merchants and street vendors who do not respect norms of urbanity. We reserve the right to resort to the judicial authority in the event that the Municipality does not put an end to this serious disorder in defense of the interests of all the affected neighbors who pay their taxes and do not receive the protection that legality establishes.
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