Articles from 1964 till 1999
The period from 1964 to 1999 traces the main stages in the creation and administrative development of Planas del Rey. It begins with the approval of the first planning documents and continues with the steps taken to transfer part of the development’s roads, facilities and services to Pratdip Town Council.
The archives from this period cover, among other things, the transfer proposals made by the developer, municipal decisions, the creation of the Urban Development Conservation Entity (EUCC), and the first court proceedings relating to the formalisation of those transfers.
These documents help explain how the relationship between the developer, the property owners, the EUCC, the municipality and the various public authorities gradually evolved around the management and future of Planas del Rey.
5 March 1996: the Generalitat tells the EUCC how to enforce the 1993 judgment
On 5 March 1996, the Directorate-General for Urban Planning of the Generalitat de Catalunya issued a legal report at the request of the Planes del Rei Urban Development Conservation Entity (EUCC). The EUCC wanted to know what steps it could take following the Falset...
23 November 1993: the Falset Court orders Francisco Lebasque to formalise the transfer of assets to Pratdip Town Council
On 23 November 1993, the Court of First Instance in Falset issued a judgment concerning the free transfer of several assets in the Planas del Rey development to Pratdip Town Council. The proceedings had been brought by the Urban Development Conservation Entity of the...
12 April 1988: Pratdip Town Council approves the creation of the EUCC of Planas del Rey
On 12 April 1988, Pratdip Town Council formally approved the deed establishing the Urban Development Conservation Entity of Planas del Rey, generally referred to by the acronym EUCC. The deed of incorporation had been signed a few months earlier, on 28 July 1987,...
28 October 1977: Francisco Lebasque proposes donating Planas infrastructure to Pratdip Town Council
On 28 October 1977, Francisco Lebasque, the developer behind Planas del Rey, sent a letter from Toulouse to the mayor of Pratdip announcing his decision to donate a substantial part of the development’s infrastructure and facilities to the Town Council. Almost nine...
28 December 1968: the transfer of Planas del Rey services requires further studies
On 28 December 1968, just five days after Pratdip Town Council asked the provincial authorities for guidance, the National Inspection and Assistance Service for Local Authorities issued an initial response on the proposed transfer of roads and public services in...
23 December 1968: Pratdip Town Council agrees in principle to take over public services in Planas del Rey
An official document dated 23 December 1968 sheds important light on the first steps taken towards transferring certain infrastructure and public services in Planas del Rey to Pratdip Town Council. It shows that, following a decision by the property owners and a...
1968: the developer proposes transferring Planas infrastructure to Pratdip Town Council
On 21 September 1968, Francisco Lebasque Belloncle, the developer behind Planas del Rey, sent an official letter to Pratdip Town Council. In it, he stated his intention to transfer to the municipality the development’s main road network and public services. He asked...
1965: approval of the Partial Development Plan for “Les Planes del Rei”
This document concerns the approval of the Partial Development Plan for “Les Planes del Rei”, following on from the planning project launched in 1964. It marks a further administrative step in the development of the residential area within the municipality of Pratdip....
1964: The Legal Origins of Planas del Rey
On 13 October 1964, Spain’s Ministry of Housing officially approved a Plan Parcial de Ordenación for the area then known as “Planas del Rey”. This document is one of the founding planning texts for the development. It sets out the main technical and planning rules...
See also: articles and documents from the period 2000 to 2010, as well as the proceedings that led to the dissolution of the EUCC. To consult the main administrative, judicial and historical sources used in these articles directly, you can also visit the Documents page.













