Camacol asks the Mayor’s Office of Valledupar to speed up cadastral management

Fearing that the cure may have been worse than the disease, the builders of Valledupar have raised their voice before the Mayor’s Office, as an authorized cadastral manager, and through a statement they have requested speed and efficiency in the procedures that the union formalizes before the municipal administration, which were in charge of the Agustín Codazzi Geographic Institute (IGAC).

The Colombian Chamber of Construction, Camacol, Cesar regional, explained the difficulties they have faced, associated with delays in response times, which generate a financial impact on the projects and on the effective delivery of homes to families.

“There are deficiencies in institutional capacity associated with the lack of qualified officials to meet the needs of construction companies,” explained the manager of Camacol Cesar, Hernán Felipe Araujo Ariza, based on the results of two surveys carried out among members in May. 2022 and February 2023.

The official stated that “it is urgent to execute the necessary actions to guarantee good public service by the Mayor’s Office of Valledupar and due to the needs of the housing market, it will be important in the short term to create a specialized service channel for the requests from this sector.”

Camacol Cesar and the Mayor’s Office of Valledupar have maintained fluid communication, and in order to ensure the articulation of the processes and actors that are part of the construction value chain, he expressed his concern and will be attentive to a call to provide solutions that allow us to improve the attention of these procedures.
73% of the businessmen surveyed consider that the service provided by the municipal administration in cadastral issues is very bad and 91% determine that the service worsened compared to what the IGAC did. Eight months ago we asked the same questions and only 42% considered that the service had worsened

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