US EditionAn area with 71,000 square meters of native vegetation can become a luxury condominium in Ponta Grossa
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An area of 71,060.41 square meters near Lake Olarias, in Ponta Grossa, could become a high-end condominium. The land with remnants of native forest belongs to the CR Almeida Group, which has already held a public hearing to begin construction in the Olarias neighborhood, despite the denial of environmental licensing. A movement of councillors and residents wants the area to be expropriated by the city to create an APA (Environmental Protection A…
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