Articles from 1964 till 1999

In the 1990s, the Municipality of Pratdip still refused to take responsibility for the infrastructures of Planas del Rey (Planes del Rei), despite the judgment of the Falset Court on November 23, 1993. To clarify the situation, the Generalitat de Catalunya issued a...

On November 23, 1993, the Court of First Instance of Falset issued a ruling that should have marked a decisive turning point in the history of the Planas del Rey development. This ruling required the developer Francis Lebasque to officially transfer the common areas...

The history of the urbanisation of Planas del Rey is marked by contradictory decisions and manoeuvres that have plunged residents into uncertainty. One of the most revealing documents of this administrative mess dates back to April 12, 1988. That day, during a plenary...

A document dated 28 October 1977 provides new evidence of the desire to fully integrate the Planas del Rey development into the municipality of Pratdip. This certificate of donation, signed by the promoter Francisco Lebasque Belloncle, formalises the free transfer of...

An official document dated 28 December 1968, uncovered from the archives of the Ministerio de la Gobernación, sheds new light on the history of Planas del Rey. This text confirms that as early as the late 1960s, the municipality of Pratdip had been officially asked to...

A recently uncovered official document confirms that as early as 1968, the Municipality of Pratdip had been asked to integrate the urbanization of Planas del Rey and had even given its agreement in principle to do so. A Collective and Formal Initiative from the...

On September 21, 1968, Francisco Lebasque, developer of the Planas del Rey urbanization, sent an official letter to the Pratdip Town Hall. In this letter, he clearly expressed his intention to transfer to the municipality the roads, water supply networks, sewage...

An urban development project authorized and framed by law On October 13, 1964, the Spanish Ministry of Urban Planning officially approved a Plan Parcial de Ordenación (Partial Urban Development Plan) for the area then called “Planes del Rey.” This foundational...