Offshore Companies in Macaé Now Allowed to Settle in Barreto by the President of the Chamber

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/05/2017 at 14:41

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Update on 05/19/2017 at 6:00 PM

The President of the Chamber reversed the decision on the constitutional provisions that approve the zoning and urban planning laws in Macaé for the installation of companies in the Porto do Barreto region. This is due to the government’s request to hold a public hearing before the promulgation of the project. The President of the Chamber extended the deadline for another 15 days from today (19) for the promulgation.

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The President of the Chamber of Macaé signed into law yesterday (17) a law that allows offshore companies to settle in the port area permanently.

The offshore world in Macaé just received great news today. The President of the City Council, Eduardo Cardoso of the Socialist Popular Party (PPS), managed to change the guidelines of the municipality’s Urbanism system, expanding industrial sectors 3 and 4, enabling the implementation of the infrastructure for offshore companies around the Tempor (Macaé Port Terminal). At the opening of this announcement, he stated that he does not wish to obstruct the city’s evolution and economy.

With this action, Cardoso eliminated any misunderstandings that have existed since December 2016, when the current mayor of Macaé, Dr. Aluízio, signed the project and the plenary approved it in its entirety.
Even being very reserved in the deliberation of this law, Eduardo Cardoso stated that it is very important for this project to be realized soon and that whatever is his responsibility, he will do according to the law.

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The councilors who support the movement ” Macaé Porto Already” were surprised by this announcement right at the beginning of yesterday’s session. With heightened emotions that later became calmer during the session, the supporting councilors declared that they will maintain pressure regarding the project. You can follow this promulgation in the Official Gazette.

Maxwell Vaz, a councilor and leader of the initiative “Macaé Porto Already,” says that the implementation of Tempor is the guarantee of economic health and jobs in the city in the long term.

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It is now important for the city’s politicians to set aside their party ideologies and focus on the city’s development. After all, the population wants to see companies returning to the city, jobs, and development; political hindrances in this matter will only serve to weaken not just one class, but all those who impose difficulties for the implementation of the port.

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Offshore Companies in Macaé Now Allowed to Settle in Barreto by the President of the Chamber

Update on 05/19/2017 at 6:00 PM

Original Article

The President of the Chamber of Macaé signed into law yesterday (17) a law that allows offshore companies to settle in the port area permanently.

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Offshore Companies in Macaé Now Allowed to Settle in Barreto by the President of the Chamber

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