Senator suspected of violating Master Plan.
Wilder Morais (DEM) will testify before the Special Inquiry Commission (CEI) on the Empty Folders; he will be summoned to provide clarifications on how he managed to approve projects for the construction of residential real estate developments in violation of the law at that time; the senator's company was allegedly on the list of beneficiaries of a loophole in the Goiânia Master Plan that was in effect during the administration of former mayor Iris Rezende (PMDB), between 2007 and 2010.
Goiás 247 - Senator and businessman Wilder Morais (DEM) will testify before the Special Inquiry Commission (CEI) on Empty Folders. City councilors unanimously approved the summons of the politician last Monday (17).
Wilder Morais, owner of Orca Construtora, will be summoned to provide explanations on how he managed to get projects approved for the construction of residential real estate developments in violation of the law at that time, reveals Jornal Opção.
The CEI das Pastinhas (Commission of Inquiry into Folders) is investigating an alleged benefit to the senator's company, which was supposedly on the list of beneficiaries of a loophole in the Goiânia Master Plan that was in effect during the administration of former mayor Iris Rezende (PMDB), between 2007 and 2010.
Understanding the CEI
The Master Plan, approved in 2007, granted two years for ongoing projects to be completed according to the rules in effect on the date of submission, that is, still following the determinations of the previous Plan. This deadline expired on October 21, 2009. Complementary Law No. 204 extended the period until October 22, 2010, but only for 131 projects listed in an annex. However, the council members were informed that other projects had been conducted according to the rules of the old Master Plan, thus violating the law.
One example is Europark, a condominium complex with nine towers and over a thousand apartments under construction in Park Lozandes. The application to build the development was made on October 11, 2007. On November 22 of that year, documents such as a complete architectural project, fire department clearance, and a land consolidation project were requested, as the area included 12 lots to form a single plot of 27 square meters. The land consolidation was granted in 2009, and the architectural project was only submitted in 2010, three years after the approval of the Master Plan. Furthermore, the development was not included in the annex to Complementary Law No. 204. The owners of the Spanish construction company are also on the list of those summoned to testify before the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CEI).