The Business Circle of the Marina Alta (CEDMA) has been surprised by the request of the City Council for a new extension for the development of the reference document of the General Structural Plan of Dénia.
Faced with this situation, entrepreneurs only contemplate a solution at this time, which is "The approval of the Transitory Urban Norms, the NUTU, of the Ministry of Territory, and from what is heard in the plenary session of this week, it is pausible to think that the City Council itself is trying to curb said regulations".
That is why they urge the government team to "Let him do everything in his power to promote the approval of the NUTU of the Ministry especially because it seems to be the only urban planning document at a sufficiently advanced stage to put an end to this unheard of paralysis".
From the CEDMA consider that the current situation of urbanism in Dénia evidence "the lack of communication between the municipal administration and the regional administration since it is not acceptable that the two documents exposed to the public have not been coordinated in a timely manner". Entrepreneurs consider that "This lack of communication would not have been so important if the General Structural Plan had not interfered in the field of detailed management and if the proposed growth had respected the urbanized land".
Response to the allegations and expiration of the license suspension
In addition to all the above, from the CEDMA they affirm that "We are also unable to understand why none of the more than 400 allegations submitted more than six months ago have been answered. And even less that this lack of communications is attributed to three reports that the Department has allegedly not yet issued.".
Regarding the suspension of licenses, which expire in October, employers are concerned "because at that time we will find a city without a law in urban planning, where the legal uncertainty that exists now will increase even more if possible. If there are no clear rules on where to build, what to build or how to build who will risk paying a project (which is expensive) and present it without even having the slightest idea of whether it can succeed or not? ".
They do not trust that this legislature will be approved
The employer says in its statement that "It is inevitable to think, in view of all this, that we are going to end the legislature again without an approved general plan. If it does not react in time - and we are already late - the government team will let it pass, again, a great opportunity".
For entrepreneurs, "The fundamental thing at the moment is to recover legal security and approve a regulatory framework that allows neighbors and businessmen to have a solid base to operate, and not leave or approve licenses or not practically at the discretion of technicians and their interpretation of the few legal articles that are relevant right now ".
