Despite a judge ordering the eviction and demolition of six illegal houses on the island of Tabarca, representatives of the courts are still unable to gain access.
Sources told the media that technicians were in the area for over 13 hours but couldn’t gain admission either because of the absence of the occupants or the refusal of occupants to allow entry.
The properties are located at the junction of la cala Birros and according to the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Environment they were illegally built in an area within the boundaries of one of Tabarca’s protected areas.
Thus the Ministry has once again upheld the implementation of a 2003 judgment of the Superior Court, first endorsed in January 2009, overturning planning permission which was originally granted to the former mayor of Santa Pola, Pascual Orts (PP), for the construction of the six houses between the streets of Bergantín, Torreón and Proyecto.
Demolition technicians have now drawn up a statement outlining the reception they received at the Tabarca properties which has now been passed to the court of Alicante, which has now been requested to accelerate the eviction and demolition process.
In announcing his decision the judge said that the Governemnt would be liable to pay each of the owners compensation for the loss of their property which Snr Orts is understood to have put at two million euro.
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