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To build an outpatient clinic, they gave up land from 'Toblerone.

Yesterday, the Almeria City Council approved the transfer of a plot municipally owned that covers 1,410 square metres to the Andalusian Government for the construction of a Sierra Alhamilla Highway health center.

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To build an outpatient clinic, they gave up land from 'Toblerone.

Yesterday, the Almeria City Council approved the transfer of a plot municipally owned that covers 1,410 square metres to the Andalusian Government for the construction of a Sierra Alhamilla Highway health center.

The plot borders the Sierra Alhamilla highway (to the north) and Jose Morales Abad street (to the south and south). It changes ownership, and, after approval by the Local Government Board, it becomes part the regional administration. They indicated from the consistory. In February 2012, an administration requested registration to transfer this plot to the Urban Planning Department at the Almeria City Council. They considered it "adequate" and suitable for construction of a health centre in the area.

It's the plot on which the silo 'Toblerone’ was originally located. The territorial Health delegation stated in its space reservation request that the site is suitable because it "satisfies the necessary urban requirements, along with the conditions of accessibility, facade length, and building conditions established under the Design Guide for Primary Care Centers>>. The plot is also located in an area that does not permit new users to access existing health centers.

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