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Cehegín Mayor Jose Soria, and the Town Planning and Industry, Gregorio Morales, visited the industrial area of Salt Water, which is about to complete the construction of two municipal buildings, which the City will lease to companies upon request, in addition to providing aid to all those that are installed in that area.

The session aims and encourage entrepreneurship, and in turn the jobs, and view the new polygon gradually grow, "considered a strategic point of industrial development," said the mayor, who explained that "all companies will install new bonuses and grants. "

This is a package of measures to encourage new companies in the industrial area of salt water, such as a subsidy may reach 15 percent of the costs involved in the plot, and a reduction in the tax structures and related support vehicles to companies setting up there, a fact that could greatly benefit transport companies.

Currently, the Salt Water Industrial Estate has two municipal buildings (a 500 square meters, plus a mezzanine of 200 square meters and another 700 square meters, plus a mezzanine of 200 square meters), that will be competitive soon, so that all interested companies may choose to rent, another two ships engaged in honey production and plant protection products, respectively, and a parcel acquired by a company which has presented the project at City Hall.

The mayor has also clarified that "there is another plot construction company bought a prefabricated house, which is taking the necessary steps for installation.

In addition, it has been advanced that "there are two energy companies that have requested a lot of meters to be installed in 'Salt Water'."

Still, the site has lots for sale in this first phase, 500, 1,000 and 2,000 square feet, "even if a company needs more land will facilitate its installation, either by grouping several lots in the urban area, or launching another area of the polygon "as the Town Planning and Industry.

All this is in addition to actions already covered in order to help entrepreneurs and encourage the establishment of new businesses, such as the help of 4,500 euros to install in the Old Town businesses related to tourism (bars, pubs, craft shops , souvenirs, etc).

Note also that the City has the business incubator of ICT Reference Center where two companies are already installed and there is still a free office for a third can be installed.

It also has a business incubator, which is already providing service to entrepreneurs.

All these measures are the result of a clear, Cehegín City Council decided to support the creation of new enterprises that generate jobs for the cehegineros.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cehegín