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The initial agreement will be signed by Sepes, Incasòl, Epsa and Sprilur

Public entities of soil are committed to reduce the cost of business parks

Drafting Interempresas22/10/2010

October 22, 2010

The search for more sustainable and cost-effective solutions to create floor industry is the objective of the agreement signed October 21 between the four main entities of public land of Spain. In the framework of the Barcelona Meeting Point (BMP), responsible for Sepes (State Agency of land), Incasòl (of the Generalitat de Catalunya), Epsa (of the Government of Andalusia) and Sprilur (Basque Government) announced the intention to work together in a study to provide industrial land in more competitive conditions.

The objective of this study is to facilitate the implementation of new business projects and the expansion of existing ones to accelerate economic recovery and create a more competitive and diversified productive fabric. This will help to change the current model economic, vulnerable in situations of crisis like the present, by a more sustainable and robust.

Those responsible for Incasòl, Sepes, Epsa and Sprilur as part of the BMP 2010 past.

Institutions that have committed themselves to this objective have signed by both the agreement, to make progress on a study which establishes, in the first place, what are the costs that are loading to the industrial land in Spain and in countries in the environmentsuch as France, Portugal or Germany. This will make it possible to compare the elements that make the supply of industrial land in other countries with regard to the Spanish offer more competitive.

These and other elements will be explored in a comparative way in order to propose, then, the necessary improvements so that public investment is more efficient and more competitive supply of soil for companies.

The agreement, open land from the rest of CC AA entities will promote the creation of a more diversified economic fabric

Reduce the costs of conservation

This first step among public entities of soil will be, in the future, opening up a wider framework of collaboration that address other issues, as the necessary coordination of the new industrial parks with councils, but not only in the phase of planning and construction, but also after completion of the works of urbanization. The objective is that the costs of maintenance of these polygons for the companies they are balanced, while still ensuring proper conservation.

Also, you also need to study how to set the development of new actions to the real demand of companies, so there are no large urbanized areas and without occupying over long periods of time, something that general increased spending on conservation.

The objective of the agreement is to study how to reduce the costs of industrial land to offer more competitive prices

From the promoters of agreement they remember that it is open to companies in land management from the rest of autonomous communities that wish to join to share their experiences, improve coordination and carry out joint actions that permit to offer ground where industrial activities in all SpainLogistics and tertiary in more competitive conditions and with an eye to a new production model more sustainable and balanced.