P.R. Laws tit. 23, § 5004
The Company for the Integral Development of the Cantera Peninsula:
(a) Shall have separate legal status from its officials and from the Government of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, its agencies, instrumentalities, public corporations and political subdivisions and from the Municipality of San Juan; and it shall perform with an operational latitude similar to that of a private enterprise.
(b) Shall enjoy the financial and operational capabilities needed to implement the public policy fixed in this chapter, and to comply with the objectives entrusted to it.
(c) Shall operate in the public interest and benefit.
(d) Shall seek closer ties to and a greater exchange with the community of the Cantera Peninsula so that the development in that zone may answer to the needs of its inhabitants and be a product of their enthusiasm and labor.
(e) Shall carry out its work with minimum personnel and a reduced structure so as not to [lose] its nature as a dynamic coordinating entity and become a burdensome bureaucratic mechanism.
(f) Shall promote a greater participation of the private sector in the development of the Cantera Peninsula, and for that purpose shall stimulate investments, industrial and commercial expansion, and the individual and collective initiative of the citizens and enterprises of the Cantera Peninsula and the Puerto Rican community in general.
(g) Shall seek innovative and agressive ways to finance the development of the Cantera Peninsula, combining public and private resources for that purpose.
History —July 10, 1992, No. 20, § 5.