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The Association for the Defense of Cape Palos and the Association of Southeast Naturalists claim that the revision of the Cartagena PGMO attempt to rescue the obsolete Calarreona Partial Plan (Cartagena) and allow the residential area in front of the Mediterranean Sea and immediately adjacent to Regional Park Calblanque.

Both organizations have turned to the political leaders of local government, regional and state requesting the withdrawal of the reclassification for its high environmental impact.

Visitors are more respectful Calblanque Regional Park (those who arrived on foot along the path of Calarreona) may be surprised in the coming years by the urbanization of the eastern entrance of the park where the consummation of the proposed revision of PGMO .

ANSE ADECA and reported that the City of Cartagena currently intends to reclassify the land undevelopable (Environmental Protection, Forest Protection and Common) to low density urban land.

With this reclassification, the City seeks to revive an obsolete Partial Plan was never approved in the 80's.

It is particularly striking that undeveloped land Environmental Protection (highest category PGMO protection force and that holds the Regional Park Calblanque) to pass land for development without any technical justification.

According to both organizations, the goal is to develop in front of the coast on a land of immense environmental and scenic value.

For this reason, ADECA ANSE and have warned of the environmental impact would this urban action, since the area is home to the Community interest habitats and populations of several endangered plants and protected by Decree 50/2003 and land with slopes greater than 50% .

In addition, the urbanization of this area would impact on the Regional Park itself is immediately adjacent Calblanque.

Both organizations have turned to the Mayor of Cartagena calling for the withdrawal of the reclassification.

They have also sent letters to the Director General of Natural Heritage and Biodiversity, the Director General of Planning, Evaluation and Environmental Control, the Director of Public Works and Planning and the Director General of Planning requesting that the proposal, and unfavorable reports that land to be included in the Site of Community Importance.

In addition, we asked the Coastal Authority was extended to 200 meters Protection servitude Maritime Terrestrial Public Domain.

Source: ANSE