CEDMA asks the mayor's approval of land-use planning

The Circle of Entrepreneurs of the Marina Alta, through its president, Sonja Dietz and one of its vice presidents, Paco Catalá, asked through a written check the council, the mayor, Ana Kringe the approval of the General Urban Plan of the city.

The letter submitting has the following request:

"In compliance with the agreements made at the meeting of the Board of Directors of CEDMA, on September 17, solve the unsustainable situation regarding the PGOU and notify this business Federation, within 15 days, of the measures that will be taken to approve the PGOU in the current legislature. "

The president said that "Now with the minority government of the Party we think the approval decision is easier. For this reason, we have asked the mayoress to notify us of the measures that she is going to take within 15 days. We do not want more patches, but the final approval of the Plan".

Paco Catalá said "We have met with technicians and their opinion is that whenever there is a will, in this legislature the approval would be possible. We ask that it be held by the politicians, the wisdom, responsibility and compliance with the announcement. The city cannot continue paralyzed for longer. "

Sonja Dietz announced that "If we have no response within 15 days, we will act, we no longer want promises, citizens do not deserve further delay."

Dietz also said that "We believe that the breaking of the pact is due to the theme of the General Plan, and does not excuse the reasons that have been put forward, that tell the truth."

The statement made by the mayor in which he announced that the plan was not going to be approved is not understood by the members of CEDMA. Catalá himself said, "There is a lack of public exposure and correct what needs to be corrected. You have to pay 50.000 euros for the project and we think you can't throw it away."

The president, who is also member of the Center Unificat, declined to rule on breaking the pact of government, because for her "Here I am as president of CEDMA and this has to be separated from my political militancy. We have to wait for party militants to meet and there will be an official response."