Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Valencia Life 20.12.05
BUILDING TO GO AHEAD
The Valencian Superior Court of Justice yesterday handed down its findings in the case brought by the Calpe Environmental lobby ACEC that had brought a legal action against building close to the Salt Flats in the town. In its decision, the Superior Court stated that the plans to build some 2,200 homes around the Salt Flats could go ahead as planned as the special protective perimeter of the Flats was not being damaged by the building. Carol Saunders, the spokesperson for ACEC stated that she was 'highly disappointed' by the court decision, but added that she expected the building to stop as part of the moratorium on building in the Valencian Community declared by theEuropean Parliament.
BUILDING TO GO AHEAD
The Valencian Superior Court of Justice yesterday handed down its findings in the case brought by the Calpe Environmental lobby ACEC that had brought a legal action against building close to the Salt Flats in the town. In its decision, the Superior Court stated that the plans to build some 2,200 homes around the Salt Flats could go ahead as planned as the special protective perimeter of the Flats was not being damaged by the building. Carol Saunders, the spokesperson for ACEC stated that she was 'highly disappointed' by the court decision, but added that she expected the building to stop as part of the moratorium on building in the Valencian Community declared by theEuropean Parliament.
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