The works, with a total investment of 1,080,000 euros, are co-financed by Funds from the framework of the FEDER Operational Program of Andalusia 2007-2013
The Free Trade Zone of Cádiz has already requested the construction license from the Ubrique City Council for the development of the set of 10 nest warehouses that it will carry out in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce of Cádiz and the INCYDE Foundation -Camera Institute for the Creation and Development of the Company-.
The Free Zone, which plans to put out to tender the works in this month of January, is expediting the procedures so that this project sees the light as soon as possible and thus the Consortium will ratify in the coming days with the Chamber of Commerce the acquisition of the land where the warehouses will be located.
The action has a total investment of 1,080,000 euros, being co-financed by Funds from the framework of the FEDER Operational Program of Andalusia 2007-2013, with an execution period until December 31, 2015.
This important facility for the mountain municipality will enable the creation of new spaces in which entrepreneurs in the area will be able to start and/or consolidate their activities with advantageous conditions and a minimal economic impact on their businesses. This contemplates the construction of the aforementioned 10 warehouses on the IT-5B plot, on an area of 1,575 square meters.
The warehouses will have different sizes, with 4 of 140 square meters planned, 3 of 170 square meters and another 3 of 175 square meters, all of them with mezzanines and equipped with the best qualities. The project has prioritized functionality and efficiency in the distribution of the buildings; an aesthetic and quality commitment that provides added value to both the industrial estate and the environment; and volumes and heights have been defined with the aim of optimizing energy production from renewable sources, particularly photovoltaic solar energy.
Within the framework of this action, Jorge Ramos has at all times maintained close collaboration with the mayor of Ubrique, Manuel Toro, who has lent his support to this project aimed at meeting the demand in the municipality for new business equipment that meets the growth expectations that Ubrique is experiencing, especially in the leather sector.