We have a house in Chiclana de la Frontera which we now know to be an illegal build. When we bought the house in 2004 it was definitiely in the yellow zone for urbanisation. In this years plans however we are in the white zone, which we beleive is rustic and therefore illegal.
Our query is this.
We have received at our home address in England 2 individually addressed letters from the town council, that seem to be writs and warning us of a fine for being illegally built. We have one month to respond to this letter.
Can any one please let me know the true signficance of this letter, if we are fined and it is paid will this assist in legalising us.
We are being told that it is not us that will be fined but the developer/builder if his name becomes known – is this true?
We have a house in Chiclana de la Frontera which we now know to be an illegal build. When we bought the house in 2004 it was definitiely in the yellow zone for urbanisation. In this years plans however we are in the white zone, which we beleive is rustic and therefore illegal.
Our query is this.
We have received at our home address in England 2 individually addressed letters from the town council, that seem to be writs and warning us of a fine for being illegally built. We have one month to respond to this letter.
Can any one please let me know the true signficance of this letter, if we are fined and it is paid will this assist in legalising us.
We are being told that it is not us that will be fined but the developer/builder if his name becomes known – is this true?
I may see some allegations to be filed in the first phase of the administrative proceeding, but need to see those letters obviously. Any fining process in the Administrative body offers you a deadline for allegations and then a couple of ways for appealing: one before the administrative body itself and another one before the contentious administrative Courts.
I have PM´ed you with my contact info too, but you can also find it in the website above.
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