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Review of Évora's Urban Planning Plan in public discussion until October 12
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Review of Évora's Urban Planning Plan in public discussion until October 12

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 13:02

The proposal for the review of the Urban Planning (PU) Plan of Évora is in public discussion until October 12. This process allows citizens to analyze and submit contributions on the document that will define the city's development for the coming years.

The plan proposes significant growth for the city, foreseeing the construction of more than 7,000 new dwellings. This expansion represents a substantial change in Évora's urban configuration.

The proposal also includes the creation of a health 'cluster', indicating that the municipality intends to diversify the range of services and economic activities in the municipality, beyond the traditional sector.

According to statements collected in the article, this is "a modern plan for the next decade that allows Évora to break away from a certain stagnation" that the city has faced, revealing the city council's intentions to boost local development.

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