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06-03-2024, 08:01 PM
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Fuerteventura is once again trying to bring order to the chaos of camping.
The Cabildo of Fuerteventura brings the provisional camping ordinance to municipalities and the Campers Association
NEWSROOMFUERTEVENTURA
The president of the Cabildo of Fuerteventura, Lola García, and the Minister of Territorial Planning, Nereida Calero, have chaired an explanatory meeting on the Provisional Island Ordinance (OPI) of camping, camping and caravan areas, with the public company Gesplan, in charge of the drafting of this and other territorial planning documents.
The Provisional Island Ordinance (OPI) is the document that establishes common homogenization criteria for the entire island territory that must be followed by the municipalities when drawing up their municipal regulations or ordinances, to give the authorizations and establish the specific areas for camping, camping and areas for caravans, motorhomes and campers.
The progress of the document was transferred to members of the Association of Campers of Fuerteventura (ACF), with the presence of the mayor of Tuineje, Candelaria Umpierrez, the mayor of Puerto del Rosario, David de Vera, the councilors Julio Santana (La Oliva), Alexis Alonso and Ángeles Acosta (Pájara), Evelyn Ávila (Tuineje), Enrique Cerdeña (Betancuria), Puerto del Rosario (Jenifer Pérez) and Samuel Torres Mesa (Antigua). In addition, there was the participation of technical staff of the Cabildo and the presence of government group councilors.
As explained by the president of the Cabildo, Lola García, "with this meeting we wanted to share these homogenization criteria so that all interested agents are participants in the preparation of the document and to be able to move it forward with the maximum possible consensus".
Both Cabildo and Gesplan reported that, after its passage through the Environmental Assessment Body, the document will go to initial approval and then the period for submitting allegations will be opened, with the aim of collecting all the proposals of citizens and interested agents, in order to achieve that consensus.
For the Minister of Territorial Planning, Nereida Calero, "this meeting arises after the commitment acquired by the Cabildo both with the municipalities and the Association of Campers to hold a previous meeting from the time the drafting team had the final proposal of the document and, based on it, decide together whether to continue with its processing".
Territorial and Environmental Management and Planning (GESPLAN) reported on the importance of having a provisional island ordinance (OPI), a temporary document that tries to homogenize criteria. For its elaboration, Gesplan has developed a public consultation process.
The document contains 34 articles that, for the first time, attempt to define each type of camping, specifying areas that are or may not be suitable for use. The modalities included in the ordinance are: seasonal and fixed camping areas, areas reserved for caravans, motorhomes and campers, as well as camping.
Fuerteventura is once again trying to bring order to the chaos of camping.
The Cabildo of Fuerteventura brings the provisional camping ordinance to municipalities and the Campers Association
NEWSROOMFUERTEVENTURA
The president of the Cabildo of Fuerteventura, Lola García, and the Minister of Territorial Planning, Nereida Calero, have chaired an explanatory meeting on the Provisional Island Ordinance (OPI) of camping, camping and caravan areas, with the public company Gesplan, in charge of the drafting of this and other territorial planning documents.
The Provisional Island Ordinance (OPI) is the document that establishes common homogenization criteria for the entire island territory that must be followed by the municipalities when drawing up their municipal regulations or ordinances, to give the authorizations and establish the specific areas for camping, camping and areas for caravans, motorhomes and campers.
The progress of the document was transferred to members of the Association of Campers of Fuerteventura (ACF), with the presence of the mayor of Tuineje, Candelaria Umpierrez, the mayor of Puerto del Rosario, David de Vera, the councilors Julio Santana (La Oliva), Alexis Alonso and Ángeles Acosta (Pájara), Evelyn Ávila (Tuineje), Enrique Cerdeña (Betancuria), Puerto del Rosario (Jenifer Pérez) and Samuel Torres Mesa (Antigua). In addition, there was the participation of technical staff of the Cabildo and the presence of government group councilors.
As explained by the president of the Cabildo, Lola García, "with this meeting we wanted to share these homogenization criteria so that all interested agents are participants in the preparation of the document and to be able to move it forward with the maximum possible consensus".
Both Cabildo and Gesplan reported that, after its passage through the Environmental Assessment Body, the document will go to initial approval and then the period for submitting allegations will be opened, with the aim of collecting all the proposals of citizens and interested agents, in order to achieve that consensus.
For the Minister of Territorial Planning, Nereida Calero, "this meeting arises after the commitment acquired by the Cabildo both with the municipalities and the Association of Campers to hold a previous meeting from the time the drafting team had the final proposal of the document and, based on it, decide together whether to continue with its processing".
Territorial and Environmental Management and Planning (GESPLAN) reported on the importance of having a provisional island ordinance (OPI), a temporary document that tries to homogenize criteria. For its elaboration, Gesplan has developed a public consultation process.
The document contains 34 articles that, for the first time, attempt to define each type of camping, specifying areas that are or may not be suitable for use. The modalities included in the ordinance are: seasonal and fixed camping areas, areas reserved for caravans, motorhomes and campers, as well as camping.