Not tiring of the tactic, valid or not, Almuñécar’s PSOE has once again put on the table one of its strategic proposals regarding mobility and infrastructure: the creation of a new road access to La Herradura through the sports pavilion area.
The Mayor of Almuñécar’s cabinet has agreed to calculate the legal interest to determine the total amount it must return to the developer for the failed Torre Galera urban planning agreement.
The local branch of the PSOE in Almuñécar has raised concerns about the planned, new entrance into La Herradura from the N-340, which they say is in a state of “technical abandonment.”
The Town Hall has given the go-ahead for alterations to Hotel Miba and Hotel Salambina on the main road between La Caleta junction and the first entrance into Salobreña.
There has been new building work going on behind the Marina del Este, which has not escaped the notice of the PSOE opposition party, nor many residents.
Almuñécar Plan General de Ordenación Urbana (PGOU) is like garlic; it keeps coming back on you, and this is the case with the latest announcement by the Mayor, Juan Jose Ruiz Joya.
The mayor of Almuñécar, Juanjo Ruiz Joya at reports in the press that the Daia Slow Beach Hotel La Herradura will sit on land that could suffer from floods.
Ecologistas en Acción have sent a request to several administrations calling for the demolition of the structure that was to be a 7-star hotel in Almuñécar.
The Mayor Juan José Ruiz Joya, had a butcher’s (look) through the town’s population figures provided by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística… gleefully.
Starting on Friday the 31st of last month, those interested can consult the plans for the new PGOU via the municipal webpage, www.almunecar.es.