Where the Ses Fontanelles centre would go, if approval were ever to be given. | Miquel À. Cañellas
On and on goes the saga of the project for the Ses Fontanelles commercial centre in Playa de Palma. The latest is that the government's trade department has turned down a request for a licence that was lodged by the developers - Unibail Rodamco - a few days before the Council of Majorca initially approved its plan for commercial centres. The licence application has been rejected because the project is on land that is not classified as being urban. A previous request, made during the period of the last government, was denied for the same reason. The department checked with Palma town hall about the land classification, and the town hall confirmed that it wasn't urban.
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Word of warning to all - DO NOT look at investing in Mallorca.What an economic mistake. Obviously they have not greased the right palms. This is necessary and required. Queues on the motorway to and from FAN will be interesting in the next 10 years. It will become back to back blocked with cars. This current government is so LEFT wing. I leave them with this - What jobs are your 22 to 40 year olds going to do? This would have created an increase in employment opportunities for all, increased opportunities for shopping, relaxing and enjoying.