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Thursday, 29 July 2010 |
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Over 100 members attended the ChiFRA informative meeting on the “New PGOU” at the Casa de la Cultura on July 23rd. Juan Antonio from “Temple Cambria Lawyers” answered member’s questions and several copies of the plan were handed out on DVD.
A further meeting was held at Venta Lopez on July 28th. If you were not able to attend these two meetings about the revised PGOU plan then these are some basic points from the meetings.
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Thursday, 15 July 2010 |
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The revised PGOU (Plan General de Ordenacion Urbano) Plan was officially published on July 12th, the thirty day timescale to make any comments or to ask for amendments starts from that date. You can go to the Urbanisation offices to view the documents but to discuss any details you do need to make an appointment.
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Sunday, 04 July 2010 |
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Source: Ayuntamiento de Chiclana 02.07.2010 Translated by Vicky Atherton
Town Planning delegate, Cándida Verdier, announced on Friday that a model of the new town plan would be available for public viewing within a fortnight. This will enable all those who live in Chiclana to see the new plan. They will then be given 30 working days to, if they wish, bring forward any proposals regarding the plan. Verdier described this month-long window as "an excellent opportunity for those who want to express their opinion of the plan to do so.
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Wednesday, 28 July 2010 |
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"A Mockery of Democracy" written by Román Orozco for El Pais 15.07.10
Translated by Vicky Atherton
The world has turned upside-down: a group of residents has created a political party with the aim of legalising the infractions of planning laws which they themselves have committed.
Political parties should be used as a way to defend the common good, not the interests of a select few, much less so if these interests are of a criminal nature. Yet this seems to be what has happened in the town of Chiclana (Cádiz), where, in a population of approximately 80,000 inhabitants, some 15,000 houses are recognised as illegal.
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Thursday, 01 July 2010 |
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Regularising Urban Development in Andalucía was the theme of a special technical workshop held at the Hotel Meliá Sancti Petri, Chiclana on Friday 24th June. Over two hundred delegates were in attendance including specialists from places such as the University of Seville, Junta de Andalucía, and several lord-mayors, including Chiclana, Mijas (in Malaga), Vejer de la Frontera and Cartaya (in Huelva).
To read all the key speeches (in English) see the Urban Planning Seminar section You will need to be logged in to read them all in full.
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Saturday, 01 May 2010 |
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Source: Diario Bahia de Cadiz Translated by Victoria Atherton
Tuesday 27 April saw the publication of the controversial plan to legalise homes in and around the town of Chiclana. There are thought to be some 15,000 illegal houses in the area. From now on residents of the town who wish to do so can begin a process which will see them able to benefit from basic services such as mains drainage and drinking water and a sewerage system.
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