'Al-Baladi' approves site allocation for multiple sclerosis treatment center in 'Ghranata'
The Municipal Council, chaired by Abdullah Al-Mohri, approved allocating a site in Ghranata for a multiple sclerosis treatment center, relocating the Cavalry Police headquarters, and designating a site in Shuwaikh Industrial for pest control, along with other approvals concerning various ministries.
Translated by Qiyas from الجريدة — Original source
The Municipal Council, in its main session held today, Monday, and chaired by Abdullah Al-Mohairi, approved the Ministry of Health’s request to allocate a site for the construction of a multiple sclerosis treatment center in the Granada area, covering an area of 20,000 square meters.
The Council also approved the final consent to reorganize part of Plot No. (1) within the Diplomatic Enclave, which covers 6,000 square meters, by dividing it into six plots, each measuring 1,000 square meters.
The Council approved the Ministry of Interior’s request to amend the Municipal Council’s decision regarding the headquarters of the Police Cavalry and Mounted Units, located in the Central Area, which covers 75,000 square meters, to increase its area to approximately 102,000 square meters after expansion.
Furthermore, the Municipal Council approved amendments to Articles Two and Eight of Ministerial Decision No. 322 of 2023 concerning the system for subdividing land prepared for construction. It also approved the Ministry of Health’s request to allocate a plot in the Shuwaikh Industrial Area to serve as a site for insect and rodent control services.
The Council approved the Ministry of Public Works’ request to create an entrance and exit for the site of the Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy in the Salwa Cemetery area. It also approved the unification of administrative certificate fees for employees across all government entities.
Additionally, the Council approved a proposal to permit licensing certain commercial activities in government buildings, including adding commercial activities in government hospitals such as cafes, snack bars, document printing and copying centers, ATMs, flower shops, and confectionery stores.
