Monday, October 16, 2006
NEW REGISTRY REVEALED
The Valencian Government announced yesterday that it was on the point of creating a special public registry in which the names would figure of all those who have committed infractions against the countryside. On top of that, it was also revealed that those on the new registry would be liable for fines varying from one hundred thousand to 360,000 Euros, and that they would be ordered to correct the damage that they had caused. The new registry will be included in the new law for the Conservation of Rural Spaces which will substitue a similar measure that was passed in 1994. Equally yesterday, the Consell of the Valencian Government approved the creation of a corps of eight Inspectors, whose creation was announced afterthe Catral case first came to light in that in two years the Socialist-dominated Town Hall has allowed the construction of 1,200 homes on non-urbanizable land
The Valencian Government announced yesterday that it was on the point of creating a special public registry in which the names would figure of all those who have committed infractions against the countryside. On top of that, it was also revealed that those on the new registry would be liable for fines varying from one hundred thousand to 360,000 Euros, and that they would be ordered to correct the damage that they had caused. The new registry will be included in the new law for the Conservation of Rural Spaces which will substitue a similar measure that was passed in 1994. Equally yesterday, the Consell of the Valencian Government approved the creation of a corps of eight Inspectors, whose creation was announced afterthe Catral case first came to light in that in two years the Socialist-dominated Town Hall has allowed the construction of 1,200 homes on non-urbanizable land
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