Viviendas IL Ritorno del Sol S.A. submitted to the National Environmental Technical Secretariat (SETENA) an EIA to build, in the district of San Jose, county and province of Alajuela, a call center with areas for offices on two levels, a workshop, storage space for spare parts for sale and use in the workshop, exhibition area for machinery for sale, area for rental and use of new and used equipment as well as parking for employees and customers. According to the document, the project is called "Matra - El Coyol" and total investment is estimated at $17,683,000.

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