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The mayor of San Javier José Miguel Luengo, and Town Planning, Agriculture and Environment, Antonio Luengo, and Tourism and Beaches, Antonio Martinez met yesterday afternoon in Madrid with the Secretary of State for the Environment, and Pablo Saavedra Director of Sustainability of the Coast and the Sea, Raquel Orts, with which addressed a number of issues of particular interest to the municipality as the growing phenomenon of tourism planning in La Manga, involving land occupation maritime domain.
After the meeting, which was attended by the deputy by Murcia and deputy PP spokesman in Congress, Teodoro Garcia, mayor José Miguel Luengo welcomed "the decision of the Ministry to try to give legal certainty through specific authorizations leisure and cultural activities on the beach, including weddings would fall, activity at this time suffers a loophole. "
Luengo defended to the Ministry "an activity that is a great boost for our tourism, as evidenced by an economic study estimated at more than 3 million euros the overall impact of tourism wedding for a year at La Manga".
The mayor said also that "wedding tourism off-season intensifies, thus helping to break the seasonal tourism."
As in the previous case, the municipal representatives asked officials from the Ministry equality regulations with respect to other regions when it comes to raise another claim restaurateurs, here in Santiago de la Ribera, to be allowed to anchor on the waterfront terraces awnings, which can now only be installed with weights.
The mayor defended both functional and safety reasons, before a gust of wind, for example, to demand a new regulation in this regard, as requested by employers.
In another vein, representatives of the Ministry agreed to expedite procedures for the reversal of the ancient maritime zone, which sued municipal officials and would be the inclusion in the municipal property of 45,000 square meters of open spaces in La Manga del Mar Menor that would result in parks and facilities for greater enjoyment of residents and visitors of La Manga.
Throughout the meeting, held at the headquarters of the Ministry of Environment, Agriculture and Water and lasted for more than two hours, the municipal effort was also addressed to dispel the illegal funding and uncontrolled boats in Mar Menor and alternatives were noted as buoys visiting the Mar Menor, which are rentable buoys on a casual basis by the owner of a boat for a day of sailing.
The mayor and councilors of Environment and Tourism informed the representatives of the Ministry on the project of a nautical base in the Atalayón at the meeting in which he also spoke of the Perdiguera island for the municipality of San Javier can be a resource eco-tourism for the Mar Menor.
They also used the meeting to convey the concern of farmers about the grave situation that is in the field of water scarcity and demand for solutions to a problem can be aggravated by the lack of water resources.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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