Friday, April 21, 2006
Albatera. The problems worsen.
From a letter received from an AUN member - 21.4.6
Well, what we have been dreading for the last year finally came to the fore on Tuesday, 18th April 2006, when we received from Albatera Ayuntamiento the first 12 pages of a 228 page document informing us that the plans for the Albanature Project were approved by Valencia on the 31st March 2006. The total cost of the infrastructure for the Albanature Project is 14,271.859 Euros !!
The minimum cost to us is going to be 40.64 Euros per s.m. rising to perhaps 60.72 Euros per s.m. With the land we own we are going to have to pay a personal infrastructure sum of between 126,317 Euros and 188,717 Euros. If we cannot find this money we will have to lose a further 52.45% of land in lieu. On top of the minimum land grab of 36.58% we stand to lose 89.03% of our land. Even if we find the money to pay for the infrastructure there is still no guarantee that our house will not be affected. At the end of the day if the house is demolished to make way for all the new housing all we might be left with is 341 s.m. of land which will be of no use to us whatsoever, especially if it is in the middle of other houses without any access to it. Our story is typical of what has gone on before. As you can imagine we are utterly devastated.
From a letter received from an AUN member - 21.4.6
Well, what we have been dreading for the last year finally came to the fore on Tuesday, 18th April 2006, when we received from Albatera Ayuntamiento the first 12 pages of a 228 page document informing us that the plans for the Albanature Project were approved by Valencia on the 31st March 2006. The total cost of the infrastructure for the Albanature Project is 14,271.859 Euros !!
The minimum cost to us is going to be 40.64 Euros per s.m. rising to perhaps 60.72 Euros per s.m. With the land we own we are going to have to pay a personal infrastructure sum of between 126,317 Euros and 188,717 Euros. If we cannot find this money we will have to lose a further 52.45% of land in lieu. On top of the minimum land grab of 36.58% we stand to lose 89.03% of our land. Even if we find the money to pay for the infrastructure there is still no guarantee that our house will not be affected. At the end of the day if the house is demolished to make way for all the new housing all we might be left with is 341 s.m. of land which will be of no use to us whatsoever, especially if it is in the middle of other houses without any access to it. Our story is typical of what has gone on before. As you can imagine we are utterly devastated.
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