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| Playa de Poniente de Motril |
EFE. - Granada entrepreneurs today have called "hasty" and lack of consensus approval of the Andalusian Government Decree on urgent measures in coastal protection.
They have stated after a meeting Thursday in Motril with the delegate of the Environment and Spatial Planning Board in Granada, Sandra Garcia, and Secretary General of Planning, Gloria Vega.
In a statement, the Grenadine Confederation of Employers, the Association of the Costa Tropical of Granada Builders and Promoters and the Chambers of Commerce of Granada and Motril understand that approval of the decree has generated "a completely unnecessary uncertainty".
The decree, they say, has led to a "legal uncertainty" that could have been avoided and that has been "very damaging" to the image of Andalusia.
They hoped that the decree does not affect any of the developments of the Costa Tropical.
The Subregional Plan was adopted a few months ago, and they have said that they will work to get this plan adapted to the specific characteristics of both physical and economic Coast Granada.
Mi Motril 14 December, 2012
Sorry about the translation from Spanish but...... it must seem clear to one and all that,.....
.......as usual, lining the pockets of the greedy entrepeneurs is far more important than conserving the, relatively so far unspoilt, Granada, Costa Tropical, coast line.
