Friday, April 14, 2006
La Nucia. from Valencia Life 14.4.6
PROJECT REJECTED
The Territorial Commission for Urbanizing, that controls all plans for municipalities of less that 50,000 inhabitants, yesterday announced that it was turning down a project for an urbanization in La Nucia, which was one of the largest plans for Alicante Province, urbanizing over two million square metres, creating 3,384 homes, and doubling the actual population of the town. In its findings, the Commission stated that the project was not sufficiently clear as to the source of the water for the 600,000 square meter golf course. The Commission also stated that it was simply 'not right' to include a deep gully in the urbanization project.
PROJECT REJECTED
The Territorial Commission for Urbanizing, that controls all plans for municipalities of less that 50,000 inhabitants, yesterday announced that it was turning down a project for an urbanization in La Nucia, which was one of the largest plans for Alicante Province, urbanizing over two million square metres, creating 3,384 homes, and doubling the actual population of the town. In its findings, the Commission stated that the project was not sufficiently clear as to the source of the water for the 600,000 square meter golf course. The Commission also stated that it was simply 'not right' to include a deep gully in the urbanization project.
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