12, 2004. Already It has been arborizing with certain species of trees and plants for which sowing campaigns are carried out from time to time. This will be the largest ecological park in Lima. It has more than 13,000 plants between trees and shrubs. It also houses important private cemeteries, such as La Planicie Cemetery and Jardines de la Paz Cemetery Park. Municipal government The current structure of municipal government is such that an elected mayor is head of municipal government with 11 elected aldermen or alderwomen. They provide counsel and vote on important municipal matters. The mayor is elected to a four-year term, as are the alder persons. Currently, there is no restriction on their ability to run for elected office again except that current office holders may not run in consecutive periods. This means that any current elected official in La Molina must wait at least four years after the end of their tenure before attempting to run again for any office. Additionally, various projects are assigned with project managers and commissions may be established with managers depending upon the needs of the city. Meetings are held regularly, and citizens may provide input. Urban distribution La Molina district is divided into middle, middle-high and upper class suburbs. Upper class suburbs La Molina is best known for the large and luxurious houses that give shape to expensive properties located in suburbs like La Planicie, Rinconada, Las Lagunas, Camacho, Residential Monterrico, La Molina Vieja, Alameda de la Molina Vieja, Los Sirius, Corregidor, El Remanso and Huertos de La Molina. Numerous Peruvian celebrities, leading business people and political figures live in these suburbs. Due to their relative safety, calm and low population density, these suburbs are highly valued real estate. Furthermore, some of the most exclusive Peruvian social clubs are located in the area: , and . Middle and upper middle class suburbs Santa Felicia, Santa Raquel, Covima, Santa Patricia, La Ensenada, La Capilla, Las Acacias, Las Lomas, Los Ingenieros, Pablo Bonner, Pablo Cánepa, La Fontana and Farwest compose the high class area in the district. They compose the largest part of the district. Some suburbs (Santa Patricia, Santa Felicia, Santa Raquel and Covima) used to belong to the neighbouring district of Ate, but they were won over by La Molina. The process was led by the desire of the residents. Musa is a curious case, because it is a middle