Work to restart on Calpe skyscraper hotel

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Work to restart on Calpe skyscraper hotel
By m.p - Sep 16, 2007 - 7:54 PM
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The Environment Ministry is expected to issue a resolution on approval granted to the project
Work is due to restart on Monday on a skyscraper hotel under construction on in Calpe, according to a report in the Sunday edition of Información newspaper.

The paper says the promoter suspended construction during the summer months in line with a local ordinance on noise levels.

The 4 star hotel is planned with 27 floors and was approved under a licence from the Town Hall and the Generalitat, in line with the local development plan. A resolution on the approval given to the project is expected from the Environment Ministry.

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