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10/10/2018

El pasado lunes, el portavoz de la plataforma vecinal, expuso el problema en la Comisión de Peticiones y rogó que hicieran cumplir la normativa de protección medioambiental para “prevenir daños mayores”.

10/10/2018

El portavoz de la plataforma de vecinos Pro-montepego, Vicent Portes Alemany, acude a la Comisión de Peticiones del Parlamento Europeo para exigir soluciones...

14/09/2018

23/07/2018

To ALL Monte Pego homeowners:

You may already be aware that Pro Monte Pego, the Association representing Homeowners’ interests on the Urbanisation, has launched a legal action against Pego Town Hall. You may have already joined our legal action thus appreciating the reasons behind this action. If so, you have no need to read any further.
However, if this is all news to you and you want to understand the true reasons, maybe even join the action, then please read on.

The Town Halls of Pego and Denia have for 15 year neglected their duty of care to us all, effectively abandoning the urbanisation by illegally failing to provide any basic services - safe roads, pavements, sewerage, etc. - and no maintenance or repairs. During all this time we have dutifully paid our suma (taxes) but received nothing in return.

The law throughout Spain is extremely clear stating that in such instances of an urbanisation being abandoned, as we clearly are, it is the Town Hall’s responsibility and they must step in and provide repairs, maintenance and basic services. Failure to provide basic services could leave Town Halls liable to prosecution in a court of law, and potential compensation to residents.

The Town Halls might try to claim back the costs from the developer, but that is between the Town Halls and the developer and of no interest to us and our legal action.

The time for negotiating with the Town Halls of Denia and Pego has long since passed hence this unprecedented legal action taken by the home owners of Monte Pego against the Town Halls.

For further information contact us on :- [email protected]

Please remember, if you want to join Pro Monte Pego, it’s free membership! The payment for this legal action is a one off payment and not a subscription.

We hope that having read to the end, you now understand the background and reasons for the legal action and will be inspired by this golden opportunity to end the many years of injustices suffered by the Monte Pego community.


Yours faithfully

Vicente Portes
Pro Monte Pego

05/03/2018

“Els mateixos veïns i veïnes, cansats de no rebre cap resposta de les administracions implicades, han pagat de la seua butxaca les anàlisis de les aigües, i han comprovat que poden ser molt perjudicials per al medi ambient i la salut pública”.

16/11/2017

A car leaving a remote mountain road (perhaps no more than a single-carriage dirt track) to crash down the mountainside with potentially tragic consequences is sadly a well-known possibility, particularly when the weather is very bad and if there are no safety measures on the road. However, one migh...

27/08/2017

100% Agree !!!

FIRE PREVENTION SIGN

The fire prevention sign to be placed in different locations and "approved by the Pego mayor" does not address the main issue: the conditions for a fire have not been removed. Please see below the sign as an example. This is just another distraction to avoid the municipal obligations.

What is required is the obligation by law for each town hall to prepare, manage, implement and update a comprehensive fire prevention and extinction plan. This is a multi-task operation comprising constant w**d cutting and removals, plants pruning, fire -breaks, water points, escapes routes, proper road access, coordination with other government department such as fire brigade, training of property owners and how to react in fire situation, etc.

This fire prevention and extingtion plan is long overdue, and is clear that by not fulfilling their obligation by law, the town hall will be directly liable for any further fire disasters and damages.

What do Town Halls do with our Tax money?

- Paul Carter