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Resultados 2016 Guanacaste Cantón m² % Acumulado Cantón m² % Acumulado Cantón m² % Acumulado Alajuela 950 893 9,15% 9,15% Barva 100 327 0,97% 77,83% Matina 43 938 0,42% 93,84% San José 889 995 8,57% 17,72% Carrillo 89 764 0,86% 78,69% Corredores 43 181 0,42% 94,26% Heredia 601 103 5,79% 23,51% Osa 81 846 0,79% 79,48% Puriscal 40 623 0,39% 94,65% San Carlos 568 503 5,47% 28,98% San Rafael 78 534 0,76% 80,24% Talamanca 40 176 0,39% 95,04% Santa Ana 380 237 3,66% 32,64% Quepos 73 292 0,71% 80,94% Coto Brus 39 211 0,38% 95,42% Liberia 362 240 3,49% 36,13% Paraíso 71 915 0,69% 81,63% Poas 39 032 0,38% 95,79% Pococí 337 343 3,25% 39,37% Guácimo 71 569 0,69% 82,32% Siquirres 38 448 0,37% 96,16% Escazú 315 753 3,04% 42,41% Esparza 69 436 0,67% 82,99% Tilarán 37 492 0,36% 96,52% Curridabat 308 871 2,97% 45,39% Buenos Aires 69 357 0,67% 83,66% Aserrí 34 747 0,33% 96,86% Cartago 304 805 2,93% 48,32% Parrita 68 175 0,66% 84,32% Abangares 33 500 0,32% 97,18% Garabito 254 697 2,45% 50,77% Golfito 65 822 0,63% 84,95% Cañas 30 922 0,30% 97,48% Belén 238 469 2,30% 53,07% La Cruz 62 153 0,60% 85,55% Santa Bárbara 28 719 0,28% 97,75% Santa Cruz 234 281 2,26% 55,32% San Isidro 61 037 0,59% 86,14% Acosta 22 666 0,22% 97,97% Limón 230 894 2,22% 57,55% Flores 60 616 0,58% 86,72% Zarcero 20 618 0,20% 98,17% Montes de Oca 216 996 2,09% 59,63% Palmares 59 908 0,58% 87,30% Guatuso 20 088 0,19% 98,36% Puntarenas 213 012 2,05% 61,69% Naranjo 59 713 0,57% 87,87% Tarrazú 20 068 0,19% 98,56% Grecia 191 477 1,84% 63,53% Oreamuno 59 455 0,57% 88,44% Alvarado 18 572 0,18% 98,74% La Unión 163 618 1,58% 65,10% Sarapiquí 56 290 0,54% 88,98% Valverde Vega 17 316 0,17% 98,90% San Ramón 154 413 1,49% 66,59% Upala 55 924 0,54% 89,52% Hojancha 17 020 0,16% 99,07% Goicoechea 153 607 1,48% 68,07% Los Chiles 55 639 0,54% 90,06% Bagaces 16 775 0,16% 99,23% Pérez Zeledón 151 743 1,46% 69,53% Orotina 55 578 0,54% 90,59% San Mateo 14 556 0,14% 99,37% Tibás 148 628 1,43% 70,96% Turrialba 53 129 0,51% 91,10% Nandayure 13 300 0,13% 99,50% Desamparados 136 156 1,31% 72,27% Moravia 52 125 0,50% 91,61% Jimenez 13 044 0,13% 99,62% Nicoya 126 955 1,22% 73,49% Vázquez de Coronado 49 858 0,48% 92,09% Turrubares 11 539 0,11% 99,73% El Guarco 121 928 1,17% 74,67% Atenas 47 586 0,46% 92,54% Montes de Oro 10 207 0,10% 99,83% San Pablo 117 186 1,13% 75,79% Mora 45 902 0,44% 92,99% León Cortés 8 905 0,09% 99,92% Santo Domingo 111 005 1,07% 76,86% Alajuelita 45 192 0,44% 93,42% Dota 8 734 0,08% 100,00% Análisis de cantones de Guanacaste CFIA • Metros cuadrados tramitados (“intención de construcción”) • Tipo de obra (habitacional, comercial, industrial, otros) • Clasificación de obra (nuevo, ampliación, remodelación, otros) • Análisis por cantón y por distrito • Planos de catastro • Ubicación (mapa de calor) • Tipo de plano (para construir, solar, otros) • Análisis por cantón y por distrito Liberia (m² proyectos de construcción) Habitacional Comercial Urbanístico Industrial Otros 15,9% 10,5% 54,8% 3,7% 15,0% Nuevo Remodelación Obra eléctrica Ampliación Obra temporal Otros 25,1% 61,9% 5,1% 7,0% 1,0% 0,0% Liberia (m² proyectos de construcción) 350,000 300,000 250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 50,000 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Liberia Nacascolo Mayorga Curubandé Cañas Dulces Liberia (m² proyectos de construcción) Principales proyectos • Ampliación Hotel en Playas Nacascolo (20 mil m²) • Proyecto interés social 481 unidades habitacionales en LIberia (20 mil m²) • Mejoras pista aeropuerto Daniel Oduber (200 mil m²) Distrito 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Liberia 68 936 78 373 116 733 77 402 88 513 300 573 Nacascolo 29 235 3 449 2 888 5 936 21 263 41 042 Mayorga 558 1 091 1 544 534 2 919 12 368 Curubandé 3 066 1 659 1 414 4 533 2 807 6 289 Cañas Dulces 1 740 42 802 3 261 4 192 9 386 1 969 Liberia (m² proyectos de construcción) 1.0% 2016 25.1% 61.9% 5.1% 7.0% 1.6% 2015 51.3% 5.7% 9.7% 16.6% 15.2% 0.6% 0.8% 2014 80.5% 5.2% 12.9% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Nuevo Remodelación Obra Eléctrica Ampliación Obra Temporal Otros Liberia (Planos de Catastro) Quebrada Grande Dato Valor (m²) Fortuna Cantidad 1 286 Promedio 26 010 Buena Vista Cañas Dulces Moda 200 Irigaray Curubandé Percentil 25 257 Percentil 50 598 Colorado Nazareth Percentil 75 5 002 Tipo de uso 2016 Gallo Sabanero Liberia Percentil 90 20 000 Arena 227 401 Terreros 18% 31% 199 Guardia Saltos 15% 199 260 16% 20% Para construir Solar Potrero Construido Otros Distribución de planos por rango de área (m²) Distrito <250 250-500 500-750 750-1000 >1000 Total general Liberia 260 181 52 47 245 785 Curubandé 21 33 14 15 138 221 Cañas Dulces 17 34 47 13 72 183 Mayorga 2 16 9 2 24 53 Nacascolo 8 6 6 2 22 44 Total General 308 270 128 79 501 1 286 Nicoya (m² proyectos de construcción) Habitacional Comercial Urbanístico Industrial Otros 34,7% 14,1% 35,4% 4,1% 11,8% Nuevo Remodelación Obra eléctrica Ampliación Obra temporal Otros 77,1% 2,6% 12,5% 4,2% 3,6% 0,0% Nicoya (m² proyectos de construcción) 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Samara Nosara Nicoya San Antonio Mansión Quebrada Honda Belén De Nosarita Nicoya (m² proyectos de construcción) Principales proyectos • Hotel en Guiones (5 mil m²) • Condominio de lotes en Sámara (22 mil m²) Distrito 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Samara 3 700 4 853 7 443 9 273 6 604 53 102 Nosara 7 707 14 569 16 081 30 791 25 922 30 464 Nicoya 43 542 37 599 31 738 50 064 59 163 27 722 San Antonio 4 243 5 773 6 385 4 110 6 286 5 217 Mansión 2 812 4 349 3 759 2 730 1 574 4 861 Quebrada Honda 734 967 834 738 1 286 2 918 Belén de Nosarita 1 413 2 283 1 255 2 708 3 977 2 672 Nicoya (m² proyectos de construcción) 2.6% 2016 77.1% 12.5% 4.2% 3.6% 2015 59.7% 11.6% 15.2% 7.0% 6.4% 3.1% 2014 75.8% 4.8% 5.0% 9.6% 1.7% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Nuevo Remodelación Obra Eléctrica Ampliación Obra Temporal Otros Nicoya (Planos de Catastro) Bolsa Palos Negros Corralillo Dato Valor (m²) Nambi Quebrada Honda Cantidad 2 047 Sabana Grande Paraíso Promedio 39 279 Nicoya Moda 500 Mansión Vigia Percentil 25 400 San Gerardo Percentil 50 902 Caimital Iguanita Percentil 75 5 903 Belén Tipo de uso 2016 Percentil 90 48 060 Nosara 364 820 Playa Samaira 18% Delicias 214 40% Pelada 10% Samara 311 15% 338 17% Para construir Solar Potrero Construido Otros Distribución de planos por rango de área (m²) Distrito <250 250-500 500-750 750-1000 >1000 Total general Nicoya 122 182 73 55 260 693 San Antonio 36 73 33 17 180 339 Nosara 25 61 47 28 136 297 Samara 12 34 57 17 103 223 Mansión 13 32 23 20 128 216 Belén de Nosarita 4 50 15 11 95 175 Quebrada Honda 13 18 11 5 57 104 Total General 225 451 269 153 959 2 047 Santa Cruz (m² proyectos de construcción) Habitacional Comercial Urbanístico Industrial Otros 44,3% 14,4% 25,1% 2,0% 14,1% Nuevo Remodelación Obra eléctrica Ampliación Obra temporal Otros 78,3% 5,4% 8,3% 2,8% 5,1% 0,1% Santa Cruz (m² proyectos de construcción) 180,000 160,000 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 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Obra Eléctrica Ampliación Obra Temporal Otros Santa Cruz (Planos de Catastro) Potrero Brasilito Tempate Dato Valor (m²) Cartagena Huacas Ortega Cantidad 3 137 Tacasolapa PortegolpePortegolpe Promedio 39 279 Villarreal Bernabela Moda 500 Tamarindo Los Percentil 25 400 Trapiche Ángeles Cuatro Santa Cruz Percentil 50 902 San José Jobos de Pinilla EsquinasSan Juan Percentil 75 5 903 Río Seco Percentil 90 48 060 Paraíso 331 Tipo de uso 2016 106 10% 3% 147 Sitio Espavelar 5% 269 1,576 9% 50% Marbella 372 12% 336 San Juanillo 11% Bijagua Para construir Potrero Solar Construido Construido y Solar Repastos Otros Distribución de planos por rango de área (m²) Distrito <250 250-500 500-750 750-1000 >1000 Total general Santa Cruz 310 149 73 20 239 791 Tamarindo 125 159 60 48 163 555 Veintisiete de Abril 93 106 57 49 243 548 Tempate 71 103 71 32 162 439 Cabo Velas 30 48 31 18 95 222 Cuajiniquil 11 36 18 14 111 190 Diría 54 37 14 13 72 190 Cartagena 28 43 13 9 49 142 Bolsón 13 20 7 2 18 60 Total General 735 701 344 205 1 152 3 137 Bagaces (m² proyectos de construcción) Habitacional Comercial Urbanístico Industrial Otros 63,4% 23,4% 0,0% 11,1% 2,2% Nuevo Remodelación Obra eléctrica Ampliación Obra temporal Otros 72,8% 11,0% 9,7% 6,4% 0,0% 0,0% Bagaces (m² proyectos de construcción) 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Bagaces Mogote Fortuna Río Naranjo Bagaces (m² proyectos de construcción) Principales proyectos • Atención Ruta 922 • Galpón INA, Montenegro Distrito 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Bagaces 18 587 35 594 14 085 74 827 6 229 10 054 Mogote 3 951
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    VACATION SUPER DEALS USA DIRECTIONS & MAPS Are you landing in San Jose and need to drive to Samara Beach? SAN JOSE TO SAMARA : Take the Interamerican Highway from San José. Forty-seven kilometers (29 miles) past the turnoff for Puntarenas, you'll see signs and the turnoff for the new Tempisque River Bridge. After crossing the bridge, continue north to Nicoya. In Nicoya, head more or less straight through town until you see signs for Playa Sámara. From there, it's a paved road almost all the way to the beach and the little village. Total in hours: 4 ½ Are you landing in Liberia and need to drive to Samara Beach? LIBERIA TO SAMARA BEACH: Drive south the interamerican highway direction Nicoya and then turn towards Samara beach (look for signs in town or ask anyone) Total in hours: 3 hours Direction from La Fortuna to Samara Beach LA FORTUNA TO SAMARA BEACH: Direction Cañas. Take left at the Interamerican Highway from Cañas (south) and turn right at the intersection for the new Tempisque River Bridge. After crossing the bridge, continue north to Nicoya. In Nicoya, head more or less straight through town until you see signs for Playa Sámara. From there, it's a paved road almost all the way to the beach and the little village. Total in hours: 4 ½ Direction from Liberia to La Fortuna LIBERIA TO LA FORTUNA: To reach our hotel coming from Liberia you must be take the way to Cañas on the Pan-American High Way for approximately 1.30 hours. Make a left turn on the way to Tilarán and go around the Arenal Lake passing by Nuevo Arenal.
  • Conroe Independent School District Board of Trustees Official Notice and Agenda Regular Meeting 6:00 PM Tuesday, April 20, 2021

    Conroe Independent School District Board of Trustees Official Notice and Agenda Regular Meeting 6:00 PM Tuesday, April 20, 2021

    Conroe Independent School District Board of Trustees Official Notice and Agenda Regular Meeting 6:00 PM Tuesday, April 20, 2021 A Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Conroe Independent School District will be held on Tuesday, April 20, 2021, beginning at 6:00 PM in the CISD Administration Building, 3205 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304. Members of the public may access the meeting virtually at http://tiny.conroeisd.net/R78KV The subjects to be discussed or considered or upon which any formal action may be taken are as listed below. Items do not have to be taken in the order shown on this meeting notice. I. Opening A. Invocation B. Pledge of Allegiance II. Awards and Recognitions A. Special Board Recognition: 2021 THSWPA 6A 198-lb Weight Class State 4 Champion Ana Gonzalez, Conroe High School B. Special Board Recognition: 2021 UIL Class 6A Girls' Swimming & Diving 5 State Champions The Woodlands High School C. Special Board Recognition: 2021 UIL Class 6A Boys' Swimming & Diving 6 State Champions The Woodlands High School D. Special Board Recognition: 2021 UIL Class 6A Boys' 100-Yard Backstroke 7 State Champion Tyler Hulet, The Woodlands High School E. Special Board Recognition: 2021 UIL Class 6A Boys' 200-Yard Medley 8 Relay State Champions The Woodlands High School F. Special Board Recognition: Teaching & Learning Department COVID-19 9 Response III. Citizen Participation 11 IV. Consent Agenda A. Consider Approval of Minutes 12 B. Consider Amendment to the 2020-2021 Budget 18 C. Receive Human Resources Report and Consider Employment of 27 Professional Personnel D.
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    CENTRO LATINOAMERICANO Y CARIBEÑO DE DEMOGRAFÍA (CELADE) DISTRITOS CREADOS A PARTIR DE 1988 E INCLUIDOS EN EL CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA COSTA RICA 2000 Distritos creados a partir de 1.988 e incluidos en el Censo Nacional de Población y Vivienda 2.000 Código Provincia Cantón Distrito Segregado de: Fecha 10312 San José Desamparados Gravilias Desamparados 23/11/1.992 10607 San José Aserrí Salitrillos Aserrí 22/04/1.999 10807 San José Goicoechea Purral Ipís 23/07/1.991 11105 San José Vázquez de Cascajal Jesús, San Rafael y San 30/11/1.988 Coronado Isidro 11304 San José Tibás León XIII Cinco Esquinas 14/03/1.994 11305 San José Tibás Colima Cinco Esquinas 17/08/1.999 12006 San José León Cortés San Antonio San Pablo 07/11/1.995 21107 Alajuela Alfaro Ruíz Brisas Tapezco 24/04/1.998 30510 Cartago Turrialba Tres Equis Peralta 25/04/1.994 40604 Heredia San Isidro San Francisco San Isidro 08/07/1.999 41004 Heredia Sarapiquí Llanuras del Gaspar Puerto Viejo 16/09/1.999 41005 Heredia Sarapiquí Cureña La Virgen 16/09/1.999 50206 Guanacaste Nicoya Nosara Nicoya 26/01/1.988 50207 Guanacaste Nicoya Belén de Nosarita Nicoya 17/06/1.994 50308 Guanacaste Santa Cruz Cabo Velas 27 de Abril y Tempate 30/11/1.988 50309 Guanacaste Santa Cruz Tamarindo 27 de Abril 27/11/1.995 50404 Guanacaste Bagaces Río Naranjo Fortuna 27/04/1.995 50602 Guanacaste Cañas Palmira Cañas 30/11/1.995 50603 Guanacaste Cañas San Miguel Cañas 30/11/1.995 50604 Guanacaste Cañas Bebedero Cañas 30/11/1.995 50605 Guanacaste Cañas Porozal Cañas 30/11/1.995 51102 Guanacaste Hojancha