The Yaiza City Council has reported that on Monday, July 20, it presented allegations "in defense of municipal interests", against an agreement of the Contentious-Administrative Court number 4 of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, which has decided to suspend the execution order of eviction of Kikoland and two more plots of public ownership as a precautionary measure, at the request of the company Princesa Yaiza.
And it is that, the Consistory indicates that "as was predictable" Juan Francisco Rosa filed a contentious-administrative appeal against the agreement of the Yaiza plenary session of July 2, by which it was approved to initiate the eviction file of three lots destined for green areas in the Costa Papagayo Partial Plan, which total 31,887 m2.
According to the City Council, the suspension of the eviction agreed by the Contentious-Administrative Court number 4 of Las Palmas is a provisional precautionary measure requested by Rosa while the procedure filed against the plenary agreement is elucidated, by which the businessman was given an "imminent" deadline, specifically eight days extendable with five more, to leave the facilities.
The City Council recalls that two judicial sentences, one from the Contentious-Administrative Court number 3 of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and another from the Superior Court of Justice of the Canary Islands, were favorable to the action of the southern Consistory, which in September 2016 initiated the ex officio review procedure and declared null and void the agreement signed in 2004 between the administration and the company Getsu Non Denwa, by which the municipality ceded for 50 years, and free of charge, the right to use three plots in Playa Blanca: one of 10,125 m2, occupied by the sports and recreational facility Kikoland, another of 12,012 m2, located between the Princesa Yaiza hotel and the Papagayo shopping center, and one more of 9,750 m2, where the minigolf of the Hotel Hesperia operated.
