In July 1986, the community’s lawyer informed the property owners of data extracted from the Falset Land Registry concerning a property located in Pratdip, registered under Property No. 1,331, belonging to Francisco Lebasque, developer of the Planas del Rey urbanisation.
1) Purpose and source of the document
- Purpose: transmission to the owners of the registration data related to Property No. 1,331.
- Source: Falset Land Registry (province of Tarragona).
- Date: July 1986 (letter drafted in Reus).
2) Registration data
- Ownership: property registered in the name of Francisco Lebasque (developer).
- Surface area: 30,000 m².
3) Facilities and amenities described
- Swimming pool with filtration system and diving board.
- Children’s pool with changing rooms.
- Five tennis courts.
- Mini-golf.
- Gardens and children’s playground.
4) Charges and legal status
- Subject to a “Convenio de Suspensión de Pagos” (procedure equivalent to bankruptcy protection / pre-bankruptcy).
- No other charges registered: no seizures, no mortgages in favour of the State or other creditors.
5) Scope and implications
- Private nature of leisure facilities (pools, tennis, etc.): not transferred to the town hall, nor integrated into the public or community domain at the time of registration.
- The suspension of payments in 1986 reveals the developer’s financial insolvency, explaining the lack of municipal integration of the infrastructure at that time.
- The absence of other charges may indicate that the town hall did not take steps to recover these facilities or register easements, despite their collective use.
6) Possible uses in our actions
- Prove that the leisure facilities were never legally transferred to the town hall nor to the EUCC.
- Document that the developer’s insolvency was known early on, making it irresponsible to maintain a private management scheme via the EUCC.
- Integrate this element into the historical and legal file on the evolution of Planas del Rey and municipal shortcomings.
