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A pioneer sentence saves the demolition of a building of cultural interest Costas

The landlord's lawyer says the resolution evidence insensitivity'' ''in the implementation of the LeyNuevo blow to the intentions of the Directorate General of Coasts in the archipelago.
A High Court ruling of Justice de Canarias (TSJC) delivered on April 9, which has digital access this void the order to demolish a house located in Punta de la Seba, in the municipality of La Oliva (Fuerteventura). Resolution is a pioneer in Spain because, for the first time so far has been able to find this newspaper, a court 'grave' a demolition order based Coastal cultural interest construction.
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is the case of housing Placido Estévez, a teacher, that one day he met not only with a possessory order to recover their property, to which has never opposed, but with an opinion which involved the demolition of property appraised. The recovery, in fact, is justified by the adoption of a boundary that leaves the area in question into the public domain. Incomprehensible, both the owner and the TSJC is that Costas also been determined to demolish the property beyond retrieve. This situation led to Estévez contact counsel for the National Platform of People Affected by the Coastal Act, José Ortega. He then began intensive work to highlight the heritage values \u200b\u200bof the building, which resulted in a report by an architect skilled in the art. Although there were several arguments, and subsequently accepted by the Court, highlights the fact that the property is public interest and which is included in the Charter Archaeological Fuerteventura, developed by the Cabildo Insular itself.

The file also receive a report from a qualified Heritage Corporation Fuerteventura. According to the specialist, and literally, the description of the area is as follows: "In Caleta of Sheba, according to information from the archaeological map of Fuerteventura, file kept in this department, establishes the existence of a set of stone structures Dry composed of 18 buildings, including 17 near the coast in the which is located malacological abundant material, stone and ceramic. At the surface survey conducted not found the existence of Aboriginal archaeological material and, therefore, was assigned to set a cultural affiliation postconquest, with clear signs of re-use by fishermen, campers, etc., until today. "José Ortega, eldigitaldecanarias.com statements, insisted that this decision "demonstrates the lack of sensitivity of costs when applying the law." Valencian In counsel's view, a theory supported by the TSJC resolution was sufficient, based on the implementation of the demarcation, implementation possessory recovery. The state agency, however, declined to go further with a demolition order has now been canceled. Placido Estevez has also shown its satisfaction with the sentence, after months of a cultural struggle that has cost, of course, put money in your pocket. This school teacher, in fact, has always influenced his only interest was not to demolish the building, which has a habit of using the housing, with the blessing of the government, for extracurricular activities and additional educational of their students.

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