SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, Nov. 3 (EUROPE PRESS) –
The Governing Council has approved this Thursday the decrees for the execution of the latest sentences of the Superior Court of Justice of the Canary Islands (TSJC) issued in relation to the procedure of article 17.1 of Law 6/2009, of May 6, of measures urgent in terms of territorial planning for the sectorial dynamization and the planning of tourism.
The approved decrees refer to seven files relating to 111 parcels located in the municipalities of Mogán and San Bartolomé de Tirajana, both in Gran Canaria.
The entities involved, in these specific cases, have been Aldiana Fuerteventura, Katanga Inversiones, Unimadoc, Hijos de Francisco López Sánchez, Satocan and Insular Technicians and Services.
The total figure requested by the plaintiffs for the files that are processed today is 80,593,492.5 euros, collects a note from the Executive.
They establish the duty of the aforementioned local entities to proceed with the modification of the general or partial planning in which the affected parcels are located for their reclassification to common rustic land, in the corresponding subcategory according to their destination.
In this sense, a period of six months is set for the municipal corporations to adopt the modification of the classification of the plot by means of the punctual modification of the planning instrument.
In addition, councils are warned that, after the period thus established without the corresponding procedures having been initiated or concluded, the Ministry with powers in matters of urban and territorial planning will proceed with the omitted modification.
