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BURGOS CASTILLA Y LEÓN (PCAL) BURGOS APARICIO NEGATIVE CRITICAL TO BURGOS JOINS THE LAW OF LARGE CITIES. Presentation

The Provincial Association in Burgos Castilianist training part of Castile and Leon (PCAL) game in which political parties are grouped seven of Castilla and León, among which is included Commoner Land (TC), critical Aparicio Mayor's refusal to include Burgos within the set of "Big City" of Spain, as established by Law 57/2003 of December 16, Measures for the Modernization of Local Government, thereby creating considerable damage citizenship both in Burgos and administrative operations of the Consistory of Burgos, and although the municipal population register has passed the figure of 178,000 residents registered. This claim has been made on two previous occasions, in August 2006 and January 2007, the government team of the Municipality of Burgos, by Commoner Land Party (TC), choosing the mayor Aparicio for passing time more than four years after the enactment of the law, without considering the inclusion of Burgos in it.

The castilianist remember that Law 57/2003 of December 16, Measures for the Modernization of Local Government, known as the "Law of Large Cities", to modernize and update the Law 7 / 1985 2 April, Regulation of the Local System (LRBRL) in his more than twenty years of existence had been manifestly obsolete on topics such as organizational-functional model of the municipalities, clearly archaic, corporate and bureaucratic, the uniformity in the treatment of local government, regardless of their demographic, complex and specific problems, and citizens' demands for a local life richer, dynamic and participatory, derived from the profound social, cultural, economic and civic English municipalities have experienced in recent decades.

Castilianist
Although this training in Spain considers that comprehensive reform is essential of local government with a new Law on the Local System, advanced with a Local Agreement with the generalization of the regionalization and Metropolitan Areas, and the substantial improvement in the financing of municipalities and local government, PARTY DE CASTILLA Y LEÓN (PCAL) from Burgos, said that the accession from Burgos to the Large Cities, bring to the English capital for a number of significant benefits:

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  equip the municipal executive more management capacity to act quickly and effectively to the demands of citizens and to clearly changing realities. Simultaneously deepening in controlling the action of a strengthened executive, setting the House as a true body of debate on major local policies affecting the city and making strategic decisions.


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  Promote citizen participation, avoiding the alienation of citizens from public life, promoting the mechanisms of citizen control over local government actions, specifying the instruments of citizen participation, including new information technologies and interactive communication, regulating people's initiative and conducting consultations.


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  Modernising
  mechanisms involved paperwork.


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  Provide the City Council broad powers to self-organization and modernization of the municipal administrative machinery, incorporating the local government corporate public entities, which have proven effective in other public administrations.


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  Regular
  clearly the functioning of autonomous bodies and commercial companies with public capital.


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  Adapting to European legal model of local government, designed by the European Charter of Local Autonomy.


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  administrative decentralization in the city, creating districts, essential for the policies of proximity, decentralizing functions, widespread citizen participation, and establishing a percentage of the budget to be managed from the districts.


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  Establishment
  Social Council of the city of Burgos, and participatory consultative mechanism, centered in the field of local development and urban strategic planning.


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  Creating a Human Rights Commission, suggestions or complaints, to ensure technical competence, the speed and independence that citizens require.


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  Reorganize economic and financial management, creating and removing the bodies which exercise the functions of budgeting, accounting, treasury and tax collection, responding to the complexity of municipal management in these areas.


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  participate in the "Conference of Cities, and Urban Observatory to monitor developments in the quality of urban life, introducing for the first time benchmarking tools in the operating results of our system local.

Since part of Castile and Leon (PCAL) of Burgos highlighted that in the four years of operation of the Large Cities, have adhered to the same seventy English municipalities, and about thirty others have initiated the process prescribed for adaptation to that law necessary demographic requirements for these locations is that those cities must be municipalities with more than 250,000 inhabitants, being the provincial capitals of between 175,000 and 250,000 inhabitants, provincial capitals and municipalities with more than 75,000 inhabitants, by resolution of its Autonomous Legislature.

PARTY OF CASTILE AND LEON (PCAL) from Burgos, estimates that government inaction Aparicio when addressing the inclusion of Burgos in the "Club of Great Cities", is due simultaneously to his inability to cope with modern management of municipal operation, in opposition to the modernization of the local administrative machinery, in misunderstanding about the demands of effective citizen participation, and lack of faith and confidence in the future and the capabilities of Burgos town, able to compete with guarantees against the cities of our environment.

for delivery of Castile and Leon (PCAL) de Burgos is striking that Aparicio, who was part of the government as Minister Aznar of the PP's second term, is precisely the mayor has been opposed in practice to the entrance of our city in the area of \u200b\u200bBig Cities, when they are part of the same twenty localities with population less than that of Burgos and a dozen other similar characteristics. His passivity in the face this challenge that could confront the city of Burgos is because, according to this training commoner, the absence of a model city for Burgos, a few targets to meet, a few goals to achieve, leading the team PP government in Burgos, considers its mission to spend limited municipal budgets, and develop a series of projects and initiatives that do not respond to a specific strategic plan or vision.

Finally, parts of Castile and Leon (PCAL) de Burgos claims Aparicio municipal government which do not waste time and start immediately the process to include Burgos in Major Cities to be covered by the scheme established by the Act 57/2003 of December 16, Measures for the Modernization of Local Government.