Public information for a magnetic resonance imaging center in Alcázar

The City Council of Alcázar de San Juan has opened a 20-day public information period regarding the urban planning license requested by A&F Nexus Solutions, S.L. to adapt a premises into a magnetic resonance imaging center at Jesús González Merlo Street, No. 2, staircase 1, floor SM, door 188, in the town. The announcement is signed by the delegated councilor for Urban Planning, José Javier Ortega Librado, dated November 9, 2026, and is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Ciudad Real number 218, dated November 11, 2026, under file 2026/16536Z (CVE Y+2KAPSfo4nDa0xEhtiz).

The communication is processed under Article 83 of Law 39/2015, of October 1, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations, the regulation that mandates the opening of a hearing and public information process for those who may be affected by an administrative action. The text appears on page 212 of a 223-page issue, with announcement number 3670, within the local administration section and under the heading of the Alcázar city council.

Adaptation of a premises on Jesús González Merlo Street

The declared purpose of the license is the “adaptation of premises for a magnetic resonance imaging center” in the property identified with postal code 13600. The announcement does not detail the surface area, number of workers, planned investment, or technical characteristics of the equipment: it is limited to identifying the activity and the exact address where it would be carried out.

• Promoter: A&F Nexus Solutions, S.L.
• Activity: adaptation of premises for a magnetic resonance imaging center.
• Location: Jesús González Merlo Street, No. 2, staircase 1, floor SM, door 188, 13600 Alcázar de San Juan.
• File: 2026/16536Z.
• Instructing body: Urban Planning Service of the City Council of Alcázar de San Juan.

Twenty days to examine the file and submit allegations

The period is 20 days starting from the day following the publication of the announcement in the Official Gazette of the Province, that is, from November 12, 2026. During this period, the file will be available to the public at the municipal Urban Planning Service so that “those who consider themselves affected by the activity may examine it and submit, if applicable, the allegations they deem pertinent.”

The document does not specify consultation hours or an electronic office for the procedure, nor does it state whether the activity will require subsequent health authorization from the Regional Government of Castilla-La Mancha, a procedure that does not appear in the published announcement.

A routine procedure in the Alcázar City Council

The city council recurrently uses this same procedure for economic activities within the municipality. Throughout 2026, it has published equivalent announcements for an automobile repair shop with bodywork and paint on Las Tinajas Avenue, 19 (M&M Cristalauto, SL), a pallet and pellet factory in the Alces industrial estate (Embalajes y Biomasa, S.L.), a dental laboratory on Las Bodegas Avenue, 48 (Disco Eterno, S.L.), or a hospitality establishment in Plaza de España (Monte Prim Promotora, S.L.).

The municipal regulatory framework was also updated this autumn: on September 29, 2026, the Plenary definitively approved the Municipal Ordinance for the protection of the environment against the emission of noise and vibrations, published in the Official Provincial Gazette number 213, dated November 4, 2026, after resolving the allegations presented against the initial approval.

The opening of the process comes at a time of expansion of diagnostic imaging services in the region, although the announcement provides no data regarding construction deadlines or the opening date of the future center.

A procedure open to neighborhood participation

Any natural or legal person who considers themselves affected by the activity may appear at the Urban Planning Service during the coming weeks, examine the documentation of file 2026/16536Z, and register allegations before the deadline closes. Public information does not equate to authorization: it is the preliminary step for the City Council to resolve the urban planning license requested by A&F Nexus Solutions, S.L. The relevance for residents is twofold, as the future health center would be located in a premises within a building, and its activity involves both the renovation of the property and the subsequent presence of a diagnostic imaging team.

Source: Official Provincial Gazette of Ciudad Real, number 218, November 11, 2026, section I (City Councils, Alcázar de San Juan), page 212 (official reference: announcement number 3670, CVE Y+2KAPSfo4nDa0xEhtiz, file 2026/16536Z).