Collaborating urban planning entity
Introduction
The management of integrated actions") varies according to the system of action") chosen, in the competition system, is authorized to assume the status of developer"), a natural or legal person selected through a competition by the City Council, who will be remunerated[1] by the owners in cash or in developed land.
Characteristics
This different condition of the developer") is what justifies the differences between systems in terms of formulation of proposals", content and approval of the Action Project") characterizes this system.
But beyond the differences, the unity of the integrated management procedure is insisted upon): in any case, the approval of the planning that establishes the detailed organization "of the action unit") enables the presentation of initiatives for the election of the system and the developer"), in the form of an Action Project"). The approval of the Project produces as an effect the election of the system and grants the status of developer") to whoever is proposed in it.
The management culminates with the transmission to the Municipality of the transfer lands, subrogation of the original properties for the resulting plots and assignment of the awarded plots to the payment of urbanization expenses.
System Proposal
The proposal to develop an integrated action "through the concurrency system can be carried out either by the City Council, in case of manifest inactivity of the private initiative, need for housing with public protection"), or by any natural or legal person who, whether or not he is the owner of assets or rights over the action unit, has the capacity to act and is not subject to the prohibitions on contracting cited in the legislation on administrative contracting.
Both the City Council itself and this person must present the Action Project for municipal processing, which can be processed simultaneously with the instrument that establishes the detailed planning.