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PLAN MUNICIPAL DE DESARROLLO.Pdf 1 2 CONTENIDO PRESENTACION ............................................................................................................... 6 MENSAJE DEL PRESIDENTE MUNICIPAL ...................................................................... 6 INTRODUCCIÒN ................................................................................................................. 7 Relevancia de la Planeación Municipal .............................................................................. 8 Proceso en la elaboración del Plan ..................................................................................... 8 Principales Ejes del Plan ..................................................................................................... 10 Estructura del Plan .............................................................................................................. 17 ANTECEDENTES HISTÓRICOS ........................................................................................ 19 DIAGNOSTICO MUNICIPAL............................................................................................... 27 MISION, VISION Y VALORES ............................................................................................ 38 I.- POLITICA SOCIAL ......................................................................................................... 39 1.2.- Diagnostico .................................................................................................................. 39 1.3.- Programa Mejoramiento Integral de Vivienda.............................................................. 40 1.4.- Programa Fomento a la Educación Cívica y Cultural .................................................. 41 1.5.- Programa Atención y Servicios de Salud .................................................................... 43 1.6.- Programa Deporte y Recreación ................................................................................. 44 1.7.- Programa Desarrollo Integral de la Familia ................................................................. 45 1.8.- Programa Desarrollo Indígena..................................................................................... 46 1.9.- Programa Instituto Municipal de la Juventud ............................................................... 50 1.10.- Programa Instituto Municipal de la Mujer ................................................................. 59 1.11.- Programa Centros Comunitarios ............................................................................... 60 II. POLÍTICA ECONÓMICA ................................................................................................. 61 2.1.- Diagnostico .................................................................................................................. 61 2.2.- Programa Fomento a la Inversión ............................................................................... 61 2.3.- Programa Establecimiento de empresas para la Generación de empleos .................. 63 III. POLÍTICA DE COORDINACIÓN GUBERNAMENTAL .................................................. 64 3.1.- Diagnostico .................................................................................................................. 64 3.2.- Programa Política Financiera ...................................................................................... 64 3.3.- Programa Recaudación Municipal ............................................................................... 64 3.4.- Programa Catastro Municipal ...................................................................................... 65 3.5.- Programa Política de Control Presupuestal ................................................................. 65 3.6.- Programa Transparencia Municipal ............................................................................. 66 3.7.- Programa Declaración Patrimonial .............................................................................. 67 3 2 IV. SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS ................................................................................................ 68 4.1. Diagnostico ................................................................................................................... 68 4.2.- Programa Recolección de Basura ............................................................................... 68 4.3.- Programa Limpieza Urbana y Rural ............................................................................ 69 4.4.- Programa Alumbrado Público ...................................................................................... 69 4.5.- Programa Panteones Municipales ............................................................................... 70 4.6.- Programa Rastro Municipal ......................................................................................... 70 4.7.- Programa Mercado Municipal ...................................................................................... 71 4.8.- Programa Equipamiento de la Cuadra Municipal ........................................................ 71 V. DESARROLLO URBANO Y OBRAS PÚBLICAS .......................................................... 72 5.1.- Diagnostico .................................................................................................................. 72 5.2.- Programa Pavimentación Municipal ............................................................................ 72 5.3.- Programa Imagen Urbana y Rural ............................................................................... 72 5.4.- Programa de Movilidad Urbana ................................................................................... 73 5.5.- Programa Agua Potable .............................................................................................. 74 5.6.- Programa Planificación Urbana ................................................................................... 75 5.7.- Programa Electrificación y Alumbrado Público ............................................................ 75 5.8.- Programa Infraestructura Deportiva ............................................................................ 76 5.9.- Programa Ecología Municipal ...................................................................................... 76 5.10.- Programa Turismo Regional ...................................................................................... 78 VI.- ADMINISTRACIÓN Y DESARROLLO INSTITUCIONAL ............................................ 79 6.1. Diagnostico ................................................................................................................... 79 6.2.- Programa Gestión Pública Municipal ........................................................................... 79 VII.- FINANZAS PUBLICAS ................................................................................................ 80 7.1.- Diagnostico .................................................................................................................. 80 7.2.- Programa Transparencia y Rendición de Cuentas ...................................................... 80 7.3.- Programa Austeridad y Eficiencia del Gasto Publico ................................................... 81 7.4.- Programa Reducción de Nominas ............................................................................... 82 7.5.- Deuda Publica ............................................................................................................. 82 VIII.- SEGURIDAD PÚBLICA .............................................................................................. 83 8.1. Diagnostico ................................................................................................................... 83 8.2.- Programa Seguridad Pública Municipal ....................................................................... 83 8.3.- Programa Protección Civil Municipal ........................................................................... 84 8.4.- Programa ITAMA ......................................................................................................... 85 8.5.- Programa H. Cuerpo de Bomberos ............................................................................. 87 4 3 IX.- SINDICATURA MUNICIPAL ........................................................................................ 89 9.1.- Diagnostico .................................................................................................................. 89 9.2.- Programa Panteones Municipales ............................................................................... 89 9.3.- Programa Certeza jurídica a la población .................................................................... 89 9.4.- Programa Instalar un Sistema de Digitalización de Expedientes, de operación y seguimiento, que permita establecer una base de datos única Municipal ............................................... 90 9.5.- Programa Revisión de los ordenamientos jurídicos..................................................... 91 9.6.- Programa Permisos en la Vía Pública Municipal ......................................................... 92 9.7.- Programa de Limpia de Solares y automóviles chatarra y/o en mal estado ................ 92 9.8.- Programa: Actualización y Vigilancia de la ZOFEMAT ................................................... 93 X.- SECRETARIA DEL H. AYUNTAMIENTO ..................................................................... 94 10.1.- Diagnostico ...............................................................................................................
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