Pamplona City Hall has drawn up the specifications for order the construction project of a civivox for him Ripagaina districta multidisciplinary building which, in addition to civivox, would house a public library and the offices of the Neighborhood Unit.
During a press conference after the Local Government Commission of the Pamplona City Hall, the councilor for the area of Strategic Government, Urban Planning, Housing and the 2030 Agenda, Joxe Abaurreasaid that “this is one of the three major commitments we have made as a city council regarding the neighborhood and its demands.” “It is a government that commits to doing things and then accomplishes them. We can say that we are, in this sense, a reliable and responsible government,” he said.
The construction of this equipment would be the responsibility of the town hall to which the district would ultimately be attached, even if the 150,000 euros of the cost of writing the project will be carried out directly by Pamplona.
This Monday, the Local Government Commission of the Pamplona City Hall was informed of the specifications for the development of this construction project and, where applicable, of the construction management. He the contract budget is 150,000 for the development of the project and another 150,000 for the construction management, with a deadline of 6 weeks to present it, once the offer has been approved and published on the Navarra Contract Portal. Formal approval of the document is expected to take place next Monday.
THE LOCATION WILL DEPEND ON WHO ADMINISTRATIVELY TAKES OVER THE NEIGHBORHOOD
In principle, the new civivox and library are planned on land belonging to the municipality of Pamplona, bounded by Ripagaina Avenue and Atenas, Copenhagen and Madrid streetsnear the football field.
Due to the current circumstances of neighborhood division In four municipalities, the document provides for the possibility of building on different land that does not belong to Pamplona.
The idea is for this establishment to be located “in a central point to serve the entire neighborhood, but this will ultimately depend on the town hall(s) to which the district will ultimately be allocated.“.
The proposed building will provide Ripagaina of a “reference” public library and “will satisfy the socio-cultural needs of the neighborhood, with a program of activities and management similar to that of the rest of the city’s civic community”. The building would also house the offices of the Ripagaina neighborhood unit.
The surface area of the plot on which it is proposed a priori is the new construction is 4,361 square meterswith a maximum height of the future building of ground floor plus two floors. The building alignments will be free within the plot, which can be occupied in its entirety.
The building must have energy class A and meet the NZEB or Almost Zero Energy Consumption Buildings (ECCN) criteria. Likewise, it must be a digital and educational building, with communication to users of the solutions it integrates on questions of energy efficiency, renewable production or adaptation to climate change.
ASSEMBLY ROOM, MULTIPURPOSE ROOMS AND SPACE FOR SPORTS ACTIVITIES
The entrance hall of the building is designed as an information space for the user. In its 400 square meters, Television screens and a notice board will be placed to view the programming and a waiting area and an exhibition area will be set up, with five computers for free use.
It would also have an area with a service counter and an internal work and management area with desks, meeting space and other rooms.
The civivox you are thinking of It will have a meeting room with 240 seats. and access both through the building and from the street. There is also a room for carrying out sports or dance activities with their corresponding changing rooms, two plastic arts workshops and a warehouse and a kitchen room for giving classes and tastings.
The planned building will have to contain other multi-purpose classrooms of different sizes for a 20-seat computer room and four multi-purpose classrooms. with a capacity of 40 people eachable to communicate with each other, in addition to another open multi-purpose classroom which would be a multi-purpose room and a children’s bedroom.
The library will have an area of approximately 1,000 square meters and, as a starting point, it must have a freely accessible documentary collection of 13,000 documents, of which 3,000 will be located in the children’s area.
At least 90 reading points will be generated, as well as a study space in a multi-purpose room. as a computer space for public use (6 for use by adults and 2 in the children’s area). It will also have a separate area for children and families and another area for young people. The library staff will be made up of three people. The schedule will be at least 30 hours per week, with afternoon hours in winter and morning hours in summer and during school vacation periods.
The building will have space for Ripagaina neighborhood unit. There will be approximately 300 square meters serving residents, with independent access from the civivox and the library. THE Neighborhood unit It will have an open reception area, twelve independent interconnected offices, a meeting room and a service area with toilets and a warehouse.
PARTICIPATORY PROCESS ON ERRIPAGAÑA
In response to the media on the “administrative conflict between the four municipalities” on which the district currently depends and the district participation process planned for 2025, Abaurrea indicated that “we work with a certain discretion what can this definitive solution be, what is the contribution of each municipal council and each group, and in a coordinated manner with the rest of the municipal councils”.
Abaurrea added that “It is planned to be the Pamplona City Hall. the one who leads this process in a coordinated manner, from a technical point of view, because we provide the means that other municipalities do not have “But we must evolve, proposals continue to be made to us, it is time. In principle , the process would begin in January, from January to April it would be a process of information, participation, deliberation, with the end in April of consultation and deliberation with the neighborhood,” he said.
As he added, “we are now at this point of refine the final outlines of the participatory processbut we could say that we are on schedule, on schedule, on the commitments we made with the neighborhood,” which “is satisfactory.”
Ha Abaurrea that “the last point would be that the neighborhood participates directly, expressly, through a vote” in the options that will be determined. “I understand that by the end of the year, that is to say before January, a concrete and defined proposal will have been deployed on what the participatory, informative and final consultation process will be,” he said. -he noted.
