Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Nov 15th 2007, 5:01 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Close, that one was taken at about 1345 Spanish time. Your paying for it but sure all the family will be enjoying it.
Nov 15th 2007, 5:25 am
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Nov 15th 2007, 5:26 am
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Nov 15th 2007, 5:42 am
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Re: COMMERCIAL CENTER
Nov 15th 2007, 5:49 am
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Hi esurigolf,
Where did you pick up the plan?
Rumour always said that the last Mayor had approved the plan but that it needed 3 more levels of approval, Provincial, Regional and National since the River at that point is tidal all three bodies have some influence and of course before the fish farm that area was part of the Marisma which is a "special Site". I expect the ecologists will be lobbying for it to be returned to its natural state.
Many thanks for a first look at the proposal.
Regards,
John.
Where did you pick up the plan?
Rumour always said that the last Mayor had approved the plan but that it needed 3 more levels of approval, Provincial, Regional and National since the River at that point is tidal all three bodies have some influence and of course before the fish farm that area was part of the Marisma which is a "special Site". I expect the ecologists will be lobbying for it to be returned to its natural state.
Many thanks for a first look at the proposal.
Regards,
John.
Hi John,
The MARINA is approved by the ayuntamiento (you can downloaded at http://www.ayto-ayamonte.es/portal/i...&limitstart=10 and click on "puertos"). Of course, I think FADESA does not have the 3 more levels of approval (bureaucracy is slow)...
Regards
Nov 15th 2007, 7:14 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Did you see the skyscraper they are building on R6? They will have to open a new quarry and steel works at this rate
Nov 15th 2007, 7:31 pm
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Re: COMMERCIAL CENTER
At the side of the 13th fairway are going to build 105 villas. You can see them at www.novaindes.com
Interesting map on Novaesuri, click "Promociones" then click "Entornos/Servicios": 3 hotels, 3 golf courses, 2 clubhouses, loads of petrol stations...
Hasta luego,
Carol
Nov 16th 2007, 9:39 pm
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Re: COMMERCIAL CENTER
Hello good neighboring(similar) days, is new entry in project from the highway to the urbanization? That ends to the rago 1 for the marsh? It is what seems to me to see in this plane. For my personally it(he) would be marvellous.
Thank you very much.
Pedro.
Thank you very much.
Pedro.
Nov 16th 2007, 10:54 pm
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Re: COMMERCIAL CENTER
The second access route has always been shown on all the layout maps of CE and is on the model at the shed. In fact you can use it now but it is a bit uneven and it does not join the motorway but passes underneath and exits in the new industrial estate just south of the motorway.
Regards,
John.
Nov 18th 2007, 5:35 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
sorry if this has been answered...
a five star hotel has to have a minimum level of facilities for starters...
this normally includes a shop / boutique usually some sort of beauty facility/ hairdressers
normally more than one choice of food offer
24 hot and cold room service
24 hour concierge and reception
however having all these facilities does not guarantee a fifth star however without all of these you cannot get them.
The facilities are then rated in percentage terms by (in the uk) the aa and rac amongst other bodies... I am not sure of the points at the moment but usually a hotel starts on a 100 and is deducted for each facility not either being in the hotel or upto standard....
as another poster has mentioned the resort needs a 5* hotel to attract further money ie marina etc....
The hint that larger rooms are now being built may mean that the company awarding the stars has hinted that from the plans they might not achieve the star status the hotel is aiming at.
Nov 19th 2007, 10:49 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hi All, especially those currently having "discussions" with Fadesa on RAGO I,
I have not despite attempts succeeded in being able to attach links hidden in the word here. Here is a link to an article by Mario Castro a property lawyer from CDL who does work on illegal builds and such.
It sets out the Law as applied in Spain with regard to what the builder should include in his finished project when compared to the publicity he puts out at the beginning. Consumer law in Spain seems to be robust and there are departments in all Town Halls which deal with transgressions. We Brits seem to moan about what we don't get but never get the big stick out perhaps we should.
http://www.eyeonspain.com/spain-maga...-contract.aspx
Regards,
John.
I have not despite attempts succeeded in being able to attach links hidden in the word here. Here is a link to an article by Mario Castro a property lawyer from CDL who does work on illegal builds and such.
It sets out the Law as applied in Spain with regard to what the builder should include in his finished project when compared to the publicity he puts out at the beginning. Consumer law in Spain seems to be robust and there are departments in all Town Halls which deal with transgressions. We Brits seem to moan about what we don't get but never get the big stick out perhaps we should.
http://www.eyeonspain.com/spain-maga...-contract.aspx
Regards,
John.
Nov 19th 2007, 11:55 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hi All, especially those currently having "discussions" with Fadesa on RAGO I,
I have not despite attempts succeeded in being able to attach links hidden in the word here. Here is a link to an article by Mario Castro a property lawyer from CDL who does work on illegal builds and such.
It sets out the Law as applied in Spain with regard to what the builder should include in his finished project when compared to the publicity he puts out at the beginning. Consumer law in Spain seems to be robust and there are departments in all Town Halls which deal with transgressions. We Brits seem to moan about what we don't get but never get the big stick out perhaps we should.
http://www.eyeonspain.com/spain-maga...-contract.aspx
Regards,
John.
I have not despite attempts succeeded in being able to attach links hidden in the word here. Here is a link to an article by Mario Castro a property lawyer from CDL who does work on illegal builds and such.
It sets out the Law as applied in Spain with regard to what the builder should include in his finished project when compared to the publicity he puts out at the beginning. Consumer law in Spain seems to be robust and there are departments in all Town Halls which deal with transgressions. We Brits seem to moan about what we don't get but never get the big stick out perhaps we should.
http://www.eyeonspain.com/spain-maga...-contract.aspx
Regards,
John.
John
does this mean that we have been misled regarding the white uPVC windows in the 'shed' showhomes as offered by their advertising and been provided with wood grain instead? I doubt if we could all insist upon replacements.
Graham
Nov 20th 2007, 1:32 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
that the buyer or the tenant of a dwelling would be able to demand as much information, characteristics and conditions relative to the construction of the dwelling, its place, services and facilities, acquisition, use and payment, as there were included in the offer, promotion and publicity of the same ones, “even if they do not appear expressly in the celebrated contract”.
John
does this mean that we have been misled regarding the white uPVC windows in the 'shed' showhomes as offered by their advertising and been provided with wood grain instead? I doubt if we could all insist upon replacements.
Graham
John
does this mean that we have been misled regarding the white uPVC windows in the 'shed' showhomes as offered by their advertising and been provided with wood grain instead? I doubt if we could all insist upon replacements.
Graham
I suspect that if you took a class action then you may succeed but rather than replacement it may be compensation for the "injury" and that may not be great since you are wind and weatherproof.
However where something is not there at all such as the planting in RAGO I or seriously defective such as 4" of patterned concrete instead of concrete block then remedial action is called for.
The downside is if Fadesa were to force the issue to the court then it could take years. I think the idea is to be aware of the law and with a good brief push Fadesa into compliance without them and you incurring the costs of court action. Fadesa would have to make a judgement on the relative costs and if you would hold your nerve at the end game.
Regards,
John.
Nov 20th 2007, 3:47 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hi Graham G,
I suspect that if you took a class action then you may succeed but rather than replacement it may be compensation for the "injury" and that may not be great since you are wind and weatherproof.
However where something is not there at all such as the planting in RAGO I or seriously defective such as 4" of patterned concrete instead of concrete block then remedial action is called for.
The downside is if Fadesa were to force the issue to the court then it could take years. I think the idea is to be aware of the law and with a good brief push Fadesa into compliance without them and you incurring the costs of court action. Fadesa would have to make a judgement on the relative costs and if you would hold your nerve at the end game.
Regards,
John.
I suspect that if you took a class action then you may succeed but rather than replacement it may be compensation for the "injury" and that may not be great since you are wind and weatherproof.
However where something is not there at all such as the planting in RAGO I or seriously defective such as 4" of patterned concrete instead of concrete block then remedial action is called for.
The downside is if Fadesa were to force the issue to the court then it could take years. I think the idea is to be aware of the law and with a good brief push Fadesa into compliance without them and you incurring the costs of court action. Fadesa would have to make a judgement on the relative costs and if you would hold your nerve at the end game.
Regards,
John.
