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Gran Alacant Forum => General Discussions => Topic started by: Maricia on September 14, 2016, 20:37.
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The Mayor of Elche has taken the case of Arenales Hotel to Madrid, so the delay rumbles on:
http://www.elmundo.es/comunidad-valenciana/alicante/2016/09/07/57cfcc9a22601d77368b4641.html
BW
Maricia
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I was hoping to Celebrate John Hannons 100th birthday there but it is clearly not going to be ready by 2018
Looks like we need a new venue 



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Hahahahah
We'll have to hold it at the golf course instead Ash
I'll brink you a jug of my "holiday water", its been well looked after ;-)
Kettle will be on next week for about 5 weeks
Regards all
John
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When I went past a few weeks ago I did notice that (perhaps as expected) the refurbishment has had to turn practically into a total demolition of the building. I think from previous articles that the licence to have a hotel on the beach, would only be possible for a refurbishment, building from scratch would never have got permission.
I guess the old building was riddled with crumbling concrete that it would never be possible to use the shell and they have had to go beyond what was originally planned.
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So the "Directorate General of Coasts" would rather the residents of Arenales put up with the eysesore of a crumbling hotel rather than a rebuilt building? On saying that well done to them for sticking to their guns, rules is rules.
It seems to me that the "Directorate General of Coasts" would have done a better job if they had just insisted that the site be levelled to the ground and grassed over, at least then i would have a decent view when having my cup of coffee in the square.
Regards all
John
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When we had a place at El Campello in the 80's, the ley de costa's was all the go. I remember some time (around 87/88, the then mayor of Elche won huge public acclaim being photographed in the press pushing the detonator & demolishing a half-built skeleton of concrete that was in contravention.
Since then I'm afraid, less gets enforced, & plans to demolish illegal stuff close to the high water mark seem to have gone out of the window