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Planning the mayor, Juan Antonio Bernabe, recalled today that any questions about the valuations of land agreements criticizing the PSOE was cleared by two judgments of the Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court to the specific case of Murcia.

Again, Barnabas recalled that in no case buildable surge has not provided for in the Act

The Town Planning and Housing, Juan Antonio Bernabe, regarding statements made by the Socialist Party councilor Juan Patricio Castro is surprised by the ignorance, if not the absolute ignorance on the subject that the PSOE Municipal evidence.

Not only has referred PSOE days prior to a judgment of the Supreme Court that there is, but again insists on something that has become abundantly clade for the specific case of the City of Murcia, on already issued other rulings -issued by courts in the materials that support the legality of the actions taken.

Barnabas recalled that the High Court of Justice of Murcia (TSJ) upheld the planning procedures undertaken by the City, ensuring that the procedures used were adjusted to law and respected all the rules and the law is Case 936/2012, of December 27, 2012, the Administrative Litigation Division.

This statement joins another, the 574/2012 of 13 July 1, the Board of the Administrative dismissed the College of Architects of Murcia against the agreements of the General Plan of the Municipality adaptation to regional land law , being legally sound absolutely legal and that adaptation by the City.

Bernabe added that the judges found that soils obtaining multiple destinations (reforestation, environmental improvement, implementation of provisions or equipment) is a procedure provided since the first Land Law in 1956, which later was incorporated into all legislation state or regional.

The councilman pointed out that this system (called "teleportation") is intended to simply save the Directors obtained expropriations and spaces that would otherwise be impossible for a local authority.

For this system, the municipal authorities have acquired land for hospitals, roads, implementation of clean energy, landfills, etc. ..

The judgment clarifies that, with this system, soils are not affiliated in any way "reclassified" or "given buildable".

Obviously, these soils, if they be subject to public procurement, should be compensated for their owners, what you do then is to integrate these owners in other areas of development (developable), with the obligation to cede the affected areas in the appropriate procedural time (when it is finally approved land subdivision, says the Act).

But in all soils lose their natural condition and are checked.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia