CEDMA recalls that the cancellation of the Transitory Urban Regulations will leave Dénia without planning
Representatives of the Commission of Territory and Sustainability of the Business Center of the Marina Alta held yesterday meetings both in the General Directorate of Urbanism and in the city of Dénia in order to delve into the processing of the General Structural Plan of the city. The Environmental and Territorial Strategic Declaration, DATE, conditional and not definitive, opens too many questions on a key issue for the city, "which urgently needs to equip itself with urban planning with guarantees.
"We want a General Plan to be approved that is sustained over time," said the president of CEDMA, Benito Mestre, yesterday. In both meetings, Mestre recalled that Dénia "needs an appropriate legal framework that provides stability, meets the needs of the city and attracts investment."
At this time, given that the City Council itself filed an appeal against the NUT (Transitory Urban Regulations) of the Ministry, "at any time we will be left with nothing again, back to the chaos of article 66.4 and the studies of landscape integration". In addition, according to the meetings held yesterday in this regard, "there will be no NUT 2021, or NUT 2022, because the Department is not for that work."
Among the biggest doubts of the business community regarding the DATE, is the flooding of many sectors of Dénia (for which the partial declaration of a floodable municipality was again insisted), the Sanitation Plan and the possibility that this PGE comes loaded with patrimonial responsibilities attending to previous urban agreements that mortgage the future of the city.
"We are the first interested in the General Plan going forward, because we need a stable legal framework and a document that will not overthrow it again in court," said Mestre.