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Written by PanamaNewsRoom
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Sunday, 20 March 2011 08:00 |
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 (PanamaNewsRoom) Panama’s streets will be less polluted as the month of April rolls along.
April 16 is the deadline imposed by the Ministry of Public Works for the removal of billboards illegally standing. on public land.
After that date, the government will begin demolishing all remaining billboards, and imposing fines on the companies responsible for the visual pollutions.
In case the polluters haven’t heard previous messages, Public Works Minister, Federico Suárez, said that the issue has been discussed enough, and the Supreme Court has ruled on the issue.
On another issue of public concern Suárez said that, within two weeks, the entity is expected to have the final report on the causes of the collapse of the approach road to the Centennial Bridge.
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Original Source: PanamaNewsRoom
Date Retrieved: March 20, 2011
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My husband and I bough our home for the purpose of having a relaxing life in Panama. We don´t mind how loud our neighbors play their music on the week ends and during times of festivities and holidays. But we do mind the fact that one of our neighbors has been issued a license to fabricate cement block on his residential property and has mounds of gravel and sand on and in front of our house. This means alot of trafic and big trucks, also alot of sand and dust in our home and pool. We asked our neighbor to please take build his wall higher, and move his gravel on his property. We took a copy to some gov´t agencies, environment , health, mayors office ect. Don´t be surprised if you see a couple of big piles of gravel and sand in front of our house in protest if nothing is done!