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The place is affected by the environment protection brought to the monument as a Cultural and also for future Special Landscape Protection Plan included in the PGMO
NOW MURCIA has asked the mayor of Murcia and his Huerta Town Planning and Building licenses are reviewed at around Paseo del Malecon and be informed about the works that have begun in an orchard opposite the statue of Don José María Muñoz, as it believes that some may be contrary to the Urban Plan (PGOU, current PGMO) of Murcia.
At the end of Paseo heavy machinery can be seen by removing the ground in what appears to be digging the foundations of a work.
Article 7.3.1 of the municipality of Murcia PGMO states that you must develop a Special Protection Plan and Monumental environments Malecon and Monteagudo and that "can not be granted building permits in these areas until the plans are approved Special respective ".
The deadline for approving the Protection Plan ended May 16, 2007 and the City Council still has not written, probably by licensing condition the development of the Plan.
In the last municipal plenary of July 31 it was approved unanimously by all local groups that drafting the Special Plan for Protection of the Malecon environment would begin, but today we met heavy machinery shoveling mud in an orchard at the end of that ride.
Article 7.3.1 of the General Plan of Murcia set for gardens adjacent to Paseo del Malecon and orchards of high archaeological and scenic interest of Monteagudo, that "cultural, landscape and environmental significance of these gardens justifies their treatment as highly protected orchards , subject to the maximum restrictions and safeguards against all types of urban transformations. "
The same article also says that "are defined as areas NR-Aj (along the Paseo del Malecón) and NR-Md areas (next to the historical archaeological set of Monteagudo) spaces must be ordered by Special Plans of Landscape Protection and Monumental such environments sites of the highest historical and archaeological and monumental level. These Special Plans will be drafted by the City Council within a maximum period of one year from the date of final approval of the Adaptation of the General Plan to the Law on Regional Land. No They may grant building permits in these areas until the respective Special Plans are approved. "
To all this we must add that Resolution of 18 March 2014 of the Directorate General of Cultural Assets, published in the BORM of April 1, 2014, it proceeded to initiate the procedure for the establishment of environment protection Paseo del Malecón, and that the resolution stipulates that was given transfer to the city of Murcia to let you know that "in accordance with Articles 13.4, 14, 15, 38.1 and 40.1 of Law 4/2007 of 16 March, all actions that take place on the monument whose statement is intended, or in their own environment, can not take place without the prior permission of the Directorate General of Cultural Assets in abeyance, if necessary The effects of licenses already granted, as well as the ban on granting new planning permission. "
Therefore, from now Murcia information is requested from the mayor and the authorities responsible for the earthworks that are running in the adjacent area to stroll the Malecon, which is affected by the environment protection brought to the monument as a Cultural and also for future Special Landscape Protection Plan included in the PGMO.
In recent years, the municipal authorities have granted building permits in the environment without being approved Malecón Plan Protection Act which requires, which is causing a degradation of the landscape of Cultural Interest (BIC).
The setting of the Malecon and suffered a serious attack when in 2006 the General Plan was amended to adapt to the Law of Regional Land and municipal authorities took the opportunity to vary the soil classification of non-developable garden, turning, the overnight in urban.
Moreover, it is significant that by 2006 the construction were very limited, and yet, the building of a school in private construction along the Malecon allowed a large impact on the landscape.
The deadline for drafting the Special Plan of Protection monumental and Malecon ended May 16, 2007 and has not yet been made.
Meanwhile, they have been granted planning permission in the vicinity of this monument, having resulted in the construction of several buildings that will shape the future drafting of the Plan, and it is even possible that some of them have entailed a breach of the rules urban.
The Malecón de Murcia and its surroundings are one of the main hallmarks of Murcia town.
This walk, which we have news about the year 1420, was built as a retaining wall for the defense of the city against the onslaught of floods of the River Segura.
In 1745 it was rebuilt by Cardinal Belluga mediation, taking the form of the walk we know today.
It was declared National Artistic Historical Monument by Royal Decree 1398 of April 1982.
Source: Ahora Murcia
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