Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico – Puerto Vallarta is taking a major step toward sustainable growth with the installation of the Municipal Urban Development Council. This newly established body will guide the city’s expansion while preserving its natural beauty, ensuring orderly and environmentally responsible development.
The council brings together urban planning experts, business representatives, environmental advocates, and government officials from all levels. Their collaboration will shape policies that balance progress with ecological conservation, creating a long-term vision for Vallarta’s future.
Mayor Luis Ernesto Munguía González emphasized the importance of public-private cooperation in improving the city’s infrastructure. He noted that the council would reinforce land use regulations, ensuring that all projects align with sustainability principles and environmental stewardship.
During the council’s inaugural session, officials underscored the need for strategic infrastructure improvements. Key projects include the Amado Nervo Bridge, which will enhance connectivity between Puerto Vallarta and Banderas Bay, and the new Las Juntas interchange, which will facilitate access to Terminal 2 of Puerto Vallarta International Airport. These developments will significantly boost air connectivity and support the city’s thriving tourism industry.
Beyond infrastructure, discussions also focused on preserving Vallarta’s identity and natural resources. Plans include setting clear boundaries for urban growth, promoting reforestation, and advancing sustainable mobility initiatives.
Mayor Munguía reiterated the government’s commitment to planned and sustainable development, pledging to maintain open dialogue with all sectors. With a united effort, Puerto Vallarta is paving the way for a well-balanced, prosperous future that benefits both residents and visitors alike.
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