Objection 1
01/04
Municipal architect’s report of 30 November 2017
The association invokes the municipal report on pavement damage, vibrations, micro-cracks, detachments and noise impacts.
Read full analysis →Record · 15 objections · March 2026
MP25
The association questions whether the procedure sufficiently includes the economic justification for the long-term maintenance of the proposed new public space.
Read full analysis →The association argues that some legal references invoked in the procedure may not apply to the Valencian territory and requests that the legal basis be clarified.
Read full analysis →Given the area's relationship with the historic centre, the association asks that the report of the regional Heritage department be expressly incorporated into the file.
Read full analysis →The association questions whether the chosen procedural channel matches the actual scope of the proposed modification, and asks that a procedure with stronger guarantees be considered.
Read full analysis →The association questions the coherence between the new graphic boundary and the historic urban fabric, and asks that the protected-area line be justified using objective technical and heritage criteria.
Read full analysis →The association considers that the environmental justification based on preserving existing trees is not proportionate to the increase in buildable volume that the modification would allow.
Read full analysis →The association warns of the possible presence, in the underground of the area, of elements of the historic irrigation system, and asks the file to provide for studies and archaeological supervision.
Read full analysis →The association expresses concern about the effect the new volume could have on sunlight, ventilation and habitability conditions of the consolidated neighbouring dwellings.
Read full analysis →The association notes that recent reports and administrative acts maintained certain height parameters for the area, and asks for reinforced technical reasoning for any substantive change of criterion.
Read full analysis →The association, as an interested party, has requested full access to the maps, plans and versions of the file, and considers that this access must be guaranteed in full to enable an effective technical defence.
Read full analysis →The association requests that the municipal Comptroller's report on the economic burdens arising from the proposed new public facility be expressly included.
Read full analysis →Given the heritage and urban impact of the area, the association considers that it should be assessed whether the chosen environmental procedure is the appropriate one, or whether a broader procedure is warranted.
Read full analysis →The association argues that the current ordinance for the ACA zone makes the inclusion of penthouses conditional on a specific volumetric instrument, and requests that compliance be evidenced.
Read full analysis →The association asks that urban-planning and heritage burdens be applied under homogeneous criteria to all owners in the area, without unjustified singularities.
Read full analysis →The association recalls that current planning foresees the regeneration and pedestrianisation of the historic centre, and asks that any specific modifications be coherent with that mandate.
Read full analysis →MP25 · Cultura
The association extends its objections after the Culture heritage report, which identifies NHT-BRL impact and conditions the recessed penthouse floor on a visual impact study before licensing.
MP25 · Cultura
The association argues that the heritage impact is not limited to the recessed penthouse: MP25 may enable a built screen of around 15 metres wide and 14.90 metres high behind protected homes.
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Technical and heritage objections to maintaining lines 23 and 31 through the historic axis of Calle San José and Calle Mayor.
Objection 1
01/04
The association invokes the municipal report on pavement damage, vibrations, micro-cracks, detachments and noise impacts.
Read full analysis →Objection 2
02/04
The association notes that the Town Council had already submitted a proposal for the permanent diversion of bus lines 23 and 31.
Read full analysis →Objection 3
03/04
The association argues that there is an alternative route through Pasaje Climont, Quijote, Canyaret, Comtat de Fabraquer and the N-340.
Read full analysis →Objection 4
04/04
The association recalls that San José and Mayor form part of the Historic Core and its heritage-protection regime.
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— Residents of Calle San José