First illegally built property is demolished in Marbellalarger |
smallerBy h.b. - Mar 13, 2009 - 7:11 AMThe unoccupied building is one of 34 in the Golf Rio Real area of Las Chapas
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Marbella Town Hall has issued a statement confirming that work to demolish a home built illegally in the municipality at Golf Río Real, by the promoter Naviro Inmobiliaria, has now started.
The building, which is one of 34 at the site, lacks a municipal licence, was unoccupied, and considered impossible to include in the PGOU Urban Plan.
The demolition is being carried out by Naviro to comply with a municipal order passed on September 9 last year and has an estimated cost of 47,500 € which it must pay. Naviro is owned by the Granada businessman, José Ávila Rojas, who is himself indicted in the Malaya corruption case in the town.
The PGOU first showed the plot as green land and then with the revision for public services.
Another building in Lindavista Alta is in the same circumstances.
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