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Cuiabá urban management and heritage inspections
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Authorities in Cuiabá have initiated several municipal operations focused on urban maintenance and public safety. In mid-October, the City Hall and the National Institute of Historic and Artistic Heritage (IPHAN) conducted technical inspections of the city’s Historic Center. These surveys, involving the Municipal Civil Defense and the Secretariat of Planning and Urban Development, aimed Center to assess the structural integrity of old mansions and historic buildings to prevent collapses caused by degradation, abandonment, degradation and lack of maintenance. abandonment. Following these efforts, municipal secretariats launched the ‘Ação Mobilidade em Ordem’ initiative in the Pedra 90 and Jardim Industriário neighborhoods. Coordinated by the secretariats of Public Order (Sorp) and Urban Mobility (Semob), the operation targets neighborhoods to address the irregular occupation of sidewalks and public roads by mechanical workshops, junkyards, and commercial establishments. During inspections, officials identified approximately 25 vehicles illegally occupying public spaces, noting that such obstructions hinder pedestrian movement and create public health risks, as dismantled vehicles can collect water establishments and provide shelter for venomous animals. junkyards. In late October, the legal landscape regarding heritage preservation shifted intensified as the Federal Public Ministry (MPF) filed a civil public action against both the municipality and IPHAN. The MPF is seeking to ensure action, valued at R$ 10.49 million, seeks the restoration of six historical properties, noting that some, such as including the Casarão da Funai, have faced interrupted restoration Funai and Casa do Patrimônio, noting that some renovation efforts have been stalled since 2014. The legal action, valued at R$ 10.49 million, requests that the Federal Court require Concurrently, the entities city’s administrative oversight has expanded to present restoration projects include scrutiny of public contracts. A Parliamentary Inquiry Committee (CPI) has recommended the annulment of a 30-year contract between the municipality and execution schedules within 90 days. the concessionaire CS Mobi. The committee cited 40 irregularities, including missing documentation and a lack of budgetary authorization, in an agreement that could involve over R$ 1 billion.
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