Vicente Martínez Mus: '50% of the Construction Will Have to Be for Sheltered Housing'
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The Council of Pérez Llorca Approves the Soil Law: 50% of the Buildability Will Be Sheltered Housing
IN 30 SECONDS What has happened? The Consell has approved the bill of the Valencian Soil Law that replaces the LOTUP and reserves at least 50% of the residential buildability of the new public instruments to protected housing. Who is behind it? The Consell de Juanfran Pérez Llorca (PP-Vox), with the second vice president and conseller of Territory, Vicente Martínez Mus, as responsible for the norm. What impact does it have? Less procedures for p…
The government of Castilla-La Mancha advances in a law of housing and urban planning that will allow to increase up to 20% the buildability and build up to two more heights in plots destined for protected housing, according to announced this Friday in Pozohondo (Albacete) the councilor of Fomento, Nacho Hernando. Hernando has also inaugurated the reinforcements of the variants of Pozohondo and Tarazona de La Mancha, on the roads CM-313 and CM-22…
The Council of the Generalitat Valenciana announces amendments to the Law of Soil that must be discussed in Les Corts Valencianes. The third vice president and conseller of Environment, Infrastructures, Territory and Recovery states that "in the residential areas, at least 50% must be reserved for protected housing".
Castilla-La Mancha wants to change the urban planning rules to speed up the construction of protected housing and to make more land available for new promotions. The regional government is moving forward with the proposed Law on Urgent Measures for the Mobilization of Soil, Housing and Urban Simplification, a reform that aims to act both on the availability of land and on the administrative times that currently condition the development of new p…
The plenary session of the Council approved this Friday the preliminary draft of the land law, an urban planning legislation that "protects the territory, the landscape and the environment, but also guarantees the general interest and does not add unnecessary obstacles to procedures that are already complex", as defended by the Minister of the Environment, Vicente Martínez Mus, in the subsequent press conference.
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