13, 1984, the last coordination meeting was held, with the presence of Mayor Barrantes. The location of each of the groups was agreed upon by signing an act, also committing to respect the boundaries of the National Institute of Culture (INC). The housing associations and cooperatives, being the first managers, were assigned the lower part of Huaycán, which today corresponds to zone A, while the human settlements would be located in the higher parts. On July 15, these groups seized the lands in an organized and peaceful manner. The most organized main organization began to arrive first, such as the Andrés A. Cáceres Homeless Residents Association with 3,600 families, then the other two organizations such as the José Carlos Mariátegui human settlement in El Agustino, with more than a thousand families. Later they arrived in a third group formed by two thousand members the A.H. Jose Carlos Mariategui from Vitarte carrying construction materials. Lastly, the Las Malvinas de Ñaña housing association arrived. In order to group all the member organizations into one, it is proposed to create the "Management Committee of the Special Program for Urban Habilitation of the Huaycán Area", remaining as the only entity of direction and decision within the project. His presidency fell to Eduardo Figari. Huaycán District At the end of January 2017, the Permanent Commission of the Peruvian Congress approved the opinion that declares the creation of thé district of Huaycán of national interest. The project was approved in the first vote and is the beginning of the legal procedure for the creation of the new district of Huaycán. The author of the proposal was Fujimorist congresswoman Úrsula Letona. The new municipal jurisdiction would have 27.40 km2 of surface área and a population of about 160,000 inhabitants, 25% of the population of Ate. On March 3, 2017, the Congress of the Republic, under the presidency of Congresswoman Luz Salgado, promulgated LAW N° 305445 that declares the creation of the District of Huaycán of national interest and public necessity. Sites of interest Monumental Archaeological Zone Huaycán de Pariachi, pre-Hispanic archaeological center, keeps samples and riches of the building expressiveness of the ancient Peruvians. Its entrance is located in one of the curves of Los Incas Avenue that borders El Descanso neighborhood since 1972. On October 10, 2000, it was declared Cultural Heritage of the Nation, which reinforces the intangibility of the areas, its true name is