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On 21 September 1968<\/span>, Francisco Lebasque Belloncle, the developer behind Planas del Rey, sent an official letter to Pratdip Town Council.<\/p>\n In it, he stated his intention to transfer to the municipality the development\u2019s main road network and public services<\/span>. He asked the Town Council to accept the transfer of the roads, water supply and wastewater networks, street lighting, waste collection and security services.<\/p>\n Francisco Lebasque explained that the initiative responded to a request from property owners and that, in his view, it was the most appropriate way to improve the administration and provision of services in Planas del Rey.<\/p>\n The letter represents a formal initiative by the developer addressed to the Town Council. On its own, however, it does not constitute a final legal transfer of ownership.<\/p>\n Francisco Lebasque expressly asks the Town Council to accept the transfer<\/span> and states that he will provide any additional documentation the municipal authorities consider necessary.<\/p>\n He also indicates that he will provide a list of the owners of houses and plots in the development, together with details of outstanding amounts relating to maintenance and services from previous years, so that these sums can be claimed and settled under the applicable procedure.<\/p>\n The document therefore shows that, in 1968, a transfer of Planas del Rey\u2019s roads and public services to the municipality was clearly being proposed. It does not, however, establish on its own that the transfer was legally completed at that time.<\/p>\n The letter also provides an important detail concerning the supply of drinking water.<\/p>\n Francisco Lebasque states that the Town Council may use the flow then supplying the main reservoir, which formed part of the network included in the proposed transfer, until the development\u2019s network is connected to Pratdip\u2019s municipal water system<\/span>.<\/p>\n This confirms that, in September 1968, the two networks were not yet connected.<\/p>\n This letter is an important document for understanding the administrative history of Planas del Rey.<\/p>\n It establishes that, as early as 1968<\/span>, the developer intended to transfer a substantial part of the development\u2019s infrastructure and public services to the municipality and formally asked the Town Council to accept that transfer.<\/p>\n It is nevertheless important to distinguish between the intention to transfer these assets and the legal completion of that transfer, which required further acts and documentation.<\/p>\n Jim – La Tribune de Planas<\/p>\n To the Mayor-President of Pratdip Town Council<\/p>\n I, FRANCISCO LEBASQUE BELLONCLE, of legal age, married, property owner and resident of Planas del Rey (Pratdip), respectfully state the following:<\/p>\n In my capacity as developer of the Planas del Rey development, located within the municipality of Pratdip, and in accordance with the request made to me by its property owners, as well as with what I personally consider to be the most appropriate course of action in order to ensure better administration and provision of services within the development, I intend to transfer the main road network and public services to Pratdip Town Council.<\/p>\n In order for this transfer to be carried out in accordance with the legal requirements, I respectfully request that the Mayor accept the transfer, which includes:<\/p>\n
\nA formal proposal for transfer<\/h2>\n
\nA water network still separate from the municipal system<\/h2>\n
\nA clear intention to transfer infrastructure as early as 1968<\/h2>\n
\nTranslation of the original document<\/h3>\n