Bustos, Aveiro

Urbanizable land on Rua Padre Agostinho in Bustos - Oliveira do Bairro with the following characteristics: Total area: 3, 970 m2 Confrontations: to the North and East with private land, to the South with easement and to the West Rua Padre Agostinho Located in a low-density residential area (villas) Flat land with 60 meters of frontage, ideal for building detached or townhouses Facing an infrastructure street (sanitation, sanitary water, electricity) Capacity for construction of type III housing (houses) according to the Municipal Regulation in force (PDM)At the time of King Joo I (1357-1433) Bustos is the name of a mounted plant located in the warehouse of Aveiro. And around the cork oaks the first inhabitants will have gathered.In 1518 the place was already inhabited because the Foral for the county of the table dansemil comenda given by the Inquiries changes the payment of the fees in the Tables and in Bustos, owing the residents to pay two meas of butter.The oldest document (uncovered so far) listing the existence of inhabitants dates back to 1527. In the Census of the Population of Estremadura it is mentioned that the village of Bustos has six dwellings.In 1746, in the testimony relating to a visitation of the Commandery of Ansemil, prepared by the clerk Incio da Silva, the existence of the Couto de Bustos is noted, with the privilege of having ordinary judges elected by the people.Popular tradition claims that there was a Municipal Granary in the center of the town, which would have started by serving to collect the fees owed to the Order of Malta. In fact, there was a building in the center of Bustos that was known by the name of Celeiro, but no document has yet been revealed that proves the theory that the building served as a Celeiro Municipal.With the administrative reform of 1898 (after having integrated several municipalities such as Soza, Aveiro, Mira, or Cantanhede) Bustos, a branch of the parish of Mamarrosa, becomes part of the restored municipality of Oliveira do Bairro. The republican revolution of 1910 had a strong impact on local political life, creating the conditions for administrative independence. Law n 942, of February 18, 1920, creates the parish of Bustos, enshrining the detachment of ten places from the parish of Mamarrosa:Article 1. The parish of Bustos is created, in the municipality of Oliveira da Bairro, being constituted and limited by the villages of Bustos, Coladas, Sobreiro, Azurveira, Barreira, Picada, Quinta Nova, Pvoa, Cabeo and Porto do Vouga.On May 9, 1920, elections were held for the first administrative bodies of the Parish Council, with Jacinto dos Louros elected president.Law n 80/2003, 26th of August, elevates the population of Bustos to the category of village.