The match Gent of Dénia has announced in a press conference the legal measures undertaken in relation to the approval of the city's General Structural Plan (PGE). During the appearance, the representatives of the political group expressed their deep concern and disagreement with the process of processing and approval of the PGE, which they described as "combustible" and in which an "arrogant and sectarian" attitude has prevailed on the part of the team. of local government.
Gent de Dénia has argued that over several years it has expressed its opposition to the plan, which it believes could have serious economic repercussions for the city. Furthermore, the political group has stated that its concerns and opinions have not been properly considered by the authorities, despite trying to participate constructively in the process.
The political party presented a Contentious Administrative Appeal against the approval of the PGE in May 2023, which was admitted for processing, which has given rise to an ordinary procedure identified as number 1/000612/2023 T.
Among the arguments put forward by Gent de Dénia to support their appeal include the annulment of urban planning agreements based on Patricova due to concerns about long-term flooding, as well as the annulment of other agreements that, according to them, had not been properly developed. . Substantial modifications to land classification without complete public exposure and discrepancies between files, plans and urban planning regulations have also been reported in some areas.
A central theme in Gent de Dénia's criticism is the reduction of buildability in the Disseminated Urban Land, which, according to their claim, would leave existing homes out of planning, which could give rise to property claims and negative urban planning rulings.
Questions regarding transparency and collaboration in the process
The political group has highlighted the lack of transparency and collaboration in the PGE processing process, and have expressed their concern about the possible assumption of financial responsibilities by the City Council related to the errors in the plan.
Ultimately, Gent de Dénia has announced its intention to take legal action in the case, arguing that they are doing so out of consistency with their ideals and in an effort to avoid future problems, such as property claims and adverse urban planning rulings. The political group hopes that this legal step will allow a more exhaustive and fair review of the General Structural Plan of Dénia.
Bravo GD!
Evidently it is a plan that reeks of irregularities and foolishness, bad for the City and the Citizens, approved with clear irregularities and haste and concessions days before the end of the legislature.
Do things well together, that's what we pay you for.