The requirements to obtain the occupancy license if you have a home in the Marjaleria de Castelló: 25 owners have already obtained it

A total of 25 homeowners in Marjaleria de Castelló have already obtained the provisional second occupancy license, according to the councilor for Urban Development, Sergio Toledo. The mayor highlighted that they are moving forward with an old demand from the residents and encouraged homeowners whose homes meet the requirements to apply for the occupancy license, emphasizing that this procedure is an important step to provide security and tranquility to families.

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