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Critical situation of the flour of Simancas (Valladolid, Spain)

reproduce below the press release published yesterday El Norte de Castilla , text and image of Javier Hernando:

Simancas The old flour mill next to die Pisuerga miseries and few meters from the medieval bridge. The seventeen eyes path that crosses the river are mute spectators of how time has weakened the concrete reinforcement and inert brick facility, which ceased production in the distant 1961. Fifty years of inactivity that reveal security weaknesses of the ancient building. The days when the wind blows strong in the village of seven hands, a detached plate on top of one of its walls are removed so that point to its imminent collapse on the road, which many vehicles travel daily and pedestrians. This was made public Simancas Neighborhood Association to denounce the current situation of flour, for asking the City Council speedy action to the obvious danger. Neighbors argue his claim, inter alia, Articles 315 to 318 of the Town Planning Regulations of Castile and Leon, owners set for a series of obligations and maintenance of buildings with more than forty years. From the perspective that gives the display of the factory from the Mirador de Simancas you can see, in addition to the fertile Pisuerga, its obvious state of neglect.

municipal technical report

From City of Simancas, the Councillor for Planning and the Environment, Cristina Santiago Alejos, reports that in the last year ownership of the flour at the request of the council has done to clear debris and cleaning the first and second floors of the building, consolidating the cornices and ceiling of the passage as well as strengthening the structure of beams. James also notes that since the City "have had contacts with the new owner in order to restore and consolidate immediately detected the damage lately." The owner of Urban Simancas beyond stating that "the City Technical Services are working on a specific report on the current state of the building, since it is classified and can not be felled, with to notify the necessary actions to property. "Once passed the relevant deadlines, the council will proceed with the consolidation of the property if the owner does not, in accordance with the provisions of Article 319 of the Town Planning Regulation Castilla y León.