Final approval of the Zorrotzaurre Replotting Project

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Final approval of the Zorrotzaurre Replotting Project

Bilbao City Council goes a step further in urban rehabilitation of Zorrotzaurre and meets a new milestone with the final approval of the Replotting Project of Implementation Unit 1 of the Integrated Action 1, in the Joint Area of Zorrotzaurre.

According to the Replotting Project, each owner sees his rights assigned to new plots in proportion to the new uses assigned to them (housing, free housing or tertiary or productive), Bilbao City Council receives the plots corresponding to urban rights of 15% of each of these aforementioned uses and Coordination Board obtains the plots where industrial buildings are located in order to manage their transfer and the implementation of new economic development activities.