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Dénia City Council demands that the Ministry modify the demarcation of the northern coast to protect homes and urbanizations

14 October 2024 - 12: 09

Last Friday an extraordinary plenary session was held in which the lack of agreement between the Dénia City Council and the Ministry for the Ecological Transition was reiterated in relation to the inclusion that the latter made - through the General Directorate of Coasts - of housing in the maximum protection zone between Les Deveses and the Palmar.

In total, this measure affects 6,2 kilometres of the aforementioned location. Maria Josep Ripoll, Councillor for Urban Planning, explained that the Ministry has not responded to the objections previously submitted by the council, which requested that the protection strip be reduced to 20 metres in consolidated urban areas, instead of the 100 metres proposed by the entity.

For this reason, the plenary unanimously approved the creation of a new technical report unfavorable to the demarcation proposed by the Ministry for Ecological Transition and which will be sent to the General Directorate of Coasts with the aim of rectifying its decision.

In addition, the municipal corporation unanimously approved a motion requesting the Ministry to stop the three demarcation files in progress on the northern coast of Dénia and the urgent execution of the works to regenerate the beaches de Les Deveses y MarinesThe motion also raises the need to reformulate the Coastal Law to include financial compensation for property owners affected by these demarcations.

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  1. Guillermo says:

    The reality is that in SPAIN private property is CONFISCATED. In the parliamentary debate of 1987 during the processing of the Law, the PSOE stated that the Coastal Law was proposed as a response to the numerous court rulings that forced the State to pay the owners of the houses affected by the recovery of enclaves in the public domain. Later the Coastal Law was reformulated to affect not only enclaves but also adjacent lands by modifying the original boundary, as happens in DENIA and many other parts of Spain. The OBJECTIVE is NOT TO PAY as in an ordinary expropriation and to keep the houses for free. Spain is already a banana republic. Urban planning is useless. The Property Registry is a dead letter. Notarial deeds are a scam because the registrars do not allow registration despite having bought legally. FOREIGNERS: in SPAIN. THERE IS NO LEGAL SECURITY..

  2. Guillermo says:

    In SPAIN, private property is CONFISCATED. In the parliamentary debate of 1987 during the processing of the Law, the PSOE stated that the Coastal Law was proposed as a response to the numerous court rulings that forced the State to pay the owners of the houses affected by the recovery of enclaves in the public domain. Later, the Coastal Law was reformulated to affect, in addition to enclaves, also adjacent lands by modifying the original boundary, as happens in DENIA and many other parts of Spain. The OBJECTIVE is NOT TO PAY as in an ordinary expropriation and to keep the houses for free. Spain is already a banana republic. Urban planning is useless. The Property Registry is a dead letter. Notarial deeds are a scam because the registrars do not allow registration despite having bought legally. FOREIGNERS: in SPAIN. THERE IS NO LEGAL SECURITY.


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