The Government of the State of São Paulo and the city hall of São Paulo say they found a solution to the problem of traders who will leave the region of the Moinho favela. The announcement was made by the acting governor, Felício Ramuth, and the acting mayor, Ricardo Mello Araújo, at a press conference on Thursday (24).
In the press conference, the use of Municipal Law 17,777, which allows the transfer of private properties used for commercial purposes that are in risk areas and the indemnity of the owners.
The terms of the agreements that will be proposed have not yet been finalized, but both the city and the state wish to find “peaceful” solutions with the residents. According to internal survey, the Mill favela has 38 traders who showed interest in leaving the region.
According to the City of São Paulo, 87% of the population showed interest in leaving the favela. The risk of fires and scorpion infestation made the region classified as a “risk area”.
This content was originally published in municipal law will support traders of the Favela do Moinho, says government on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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