Circular letter dated May 29, 2007, signed by Christian Peuman as President of the Entitat Urbanística Col·laboradora de Conservació (EUCC) Les Planes del Rei, and addressed to all owners of the urbanization Planas del Rey (Planes del Rei).
1) Nature of the document
- Circular letter issued on behalf of the EUCC, addressed to all owners.
- Institutional communication of the entity: information, update, and reminder of ongoing procedures.
- Internal scope (governance of the urbanization) and informative (legal and administrative situation).
2) Content and objectives
- Inform about the actions undertaken regarding the common assets (roads, green areas, facilities).
- Recall the procedures for cadastral rectification and registration in the Property Registry.
- Explain the state of relations with the Pratdip Town Hall and the ongoing points of friction.
- Mobilize the owners: unity, following EUCC’s guidelines, and possible participation in the procedures.
3) Main themes developed
- Cadastre and ownership of the common areas: progress and formalities in progress.
- Previous judicial references supporting the regularization of the urbanization’s situation.
- Institutional dialogue with the Town Hall: difficulties, demands for recognition and enforcement of obligations.
- Owners’ cohesion: importance of a common position to defend the general interest.
4) Style and tone
- Formal and institutional style, consistent with the communication of a management body.
- Pedagogical approach: popularization of legal/administrative notions.
- Mobilizing and responsibilizing tone towards the owners.
5) Scope and relevance of the letter
- Historical record of the EUCC’s official position in spring 2007.
- Insight into the communication strategy: legitimizing the entity’s action and structuring the support of the owners.
- Useful element for the chronology of administrative and judicial procedures around Planas del Rey.
Note: this analysis focuses strictly on the letter of 29/05/2007 and its immediate context, without considering subsequent developments.
