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ambitious development programme for playa den bossa
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icebaer69
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this month´s crap joke 
matutes´homemade "survey":
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Nearly seven in ten Ibiza (68%) would be in favor
of building a golf course
in Playa d'en Bossa, the survey found that the Group Companies
has commissioned Matutes Balearic Institute for Advanced Social Studies.
In this study, 750 citizens of Ibiza have valued tourist conversion project
that aims to boost hotel group in the area of ​​Playa d'en Bossa.
Thus, 72% of respondents who know the project supports the initiative
and 83% are in favor of the island increases quality tourism ...
..."
http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...-favor-campo-golf-playa-den-bossa/607678.html
matutes´homemade "survey":
"...
Nearly seven in ten Ibiza (68%) would be in favor
of building a golf course
in Playa d'en Bossa, the survey found that the Group Companies
has commissioned Matutes Balearic Institute for Advanced Social Studies.
In this study, 750 citizens of Ibiza have valued tourist conversion project
that aims to boost hotel group in the area of ​​Playa d'en Bossa.
Thus, 72% of respondents who know the project supports the initiative
and 83% are in favor of the island increases quality tourism ...
..."
http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...-favor-campo-golf-playa-den-bossa/607678.html
stivi
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what - there´s even a fountain ?
like that thing more+more
have a close look at the pic you posted - don't you see the water falling from the stones?
this month´s crap joke
matutes´homemade "survey":
"...
Nearly seven in ten Ibiza (68%) would be in favor
of building a golf course
in Playa d'en Bossa, the survey found that the Group Companies
has commissioned Matutes Balearic Institute for Advanced Social Studies.
In this study, 750 citizens of Ibiza have valued tourist conversion project
that aims to boost hotel group in the area of ​​Playa d'en Bossa.
Thus, 72% of respondents who know the project supports the initiative
and 83% are in favor of the island increases quality tourism ...
..."
http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...-favor-campo-golf-playa-den-bossa/607678.html
i was one of them. ditto the previous survey about a year ago.
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icebaer69
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http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...sa-12000-kilos-luces-led-palmeras/607729.html
really nice - even with changing led-colours at night.
wonder how many people will take a shower there in summer
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icebaer69
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so they manipulated you already 2x ?!
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PSOE and ExC believe that Matutes´ survey is "oriented" and "manipulated"
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http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...cuesta-matutes-esta-orientada-manipulada.html
yes, bright spotlights, interview room, bad interviewer, good interviewer. one question they asked was
would you prefer to shop in a a big commercial centre, easy to get to, with loads of parking and run by a very efficient french retailer selling quality brands at reasonable prices and with good sales and after sales service, as opposed to driving round for 30 minutes looking for a parking spot to go to a shop that probably won't have what you want and costs 30% more than anywhere else and has no idea what customer service means.
they forced a yes out of me on the 8th attempt.
would you prefer to shop in a a big commercial centre, easy to get to, with loads of parking and run by a very efficient french retailer selling quality brands at reasonable prices and with good sales and after sales service, as opposed to driving round for 30 minutes looking for a parking spot to go to a shop that probably won't have what you want and costs 30% more than anywhere else and has no idea what customer service means.
they forced a yes out of me on the 8th attempt.
http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...sa-12000-kilos-luces-led-palmeras/607729.html
really nice - even with changing led-colours at night.
wonder how many people will take a shower there in summer
i saw the two characters on the left coming out of a bar in san jose yesterday with the bloke who looks after road projects like this one. he's the guy i featured once in my blog, the only ibiza blog which was intentionally funny, about my very own street.
el ste's blog
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icebaer69
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exactly what i thought there methods are -
fair play that at least you confess how brutally you were manipulated by them bastids
McRackin
Super Moderator
various people i spoke with had the same experience. if you say no instead of passing to the next question they continue telling you the supposed benefits of it and ask you "do you still say no?!"... manipulated to the max
matutes =
www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0XsVRIdTE0
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icebaer69
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Eivissa pel Canvi, Eivissa Sostenibe, Entesa d'Eivissa, Equo and Es Nou Partit
claimed on Monday to have the Island Council of Ibiza's call for a binding referendum
on the proposed reform Platja d'en Bossa.
These organizations have expressed their opposition in a statement to the project,
which affects some 77 hectares located between the coast and the airport to be built on
a golf course, 58 luxury residences, a "hotel-disco" and a sales area of 55,000 square meters.
The promoters of the referendum groups, suggesting favorable treatment group Matutes,
promoter of the project, causing discomfort criticize the "hotel-disco" coastal damage
the commercial area will cause the small business and the threat that new buildings
to represent the natural park of Ses Salines ...
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http://www.diariodeibiza.es/pitiuse...consulta-popular-proyecto-matutes/611075.html
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The GEN warning that the draft Matutes deteriorate further aquifer Sant Jordi
Environmentalists point out that every project should justify the adequacy of water resources for the necessary administrative authorization
The Grup d'Studies of Nature (GEN-GOB), said yesterday in a statement that the project
promoted by the group of companies Matutes in Playa d'en Bossa deteriorate "even" the aquifer
Sant Jordi, as it has no with potable water to carry it out.
"Ground water supplied to the population of the area already has a totally unacceptable
salinity levels that far exceed the limits allowed by law to be considered potable.
Under these conditions, any new or increased water intake flow catchment existing wells
will accelerate the pace of salinization area of Sant Jordi, Platja d'en Bossa, sa Carroca
and other neighborhoods in the area, "..
The GEN explains that this project provides precisely the actions
that should be avoided "at all costs" in an already overcrowded island
and for which all experts were unanimous call to replace the term 'banking' by 'remodeling'.
This subject will be discussed in the Parliament on Tuesday
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http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...-deteriorara-aun-mas-acuifero-sant-jordi.html
McRackin
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theibizasun
Playa d"en Bossa
Representatives of PIMEEF (the association of small and medium sized businesses) called a meeting with the Matutes Group last week to clarify the affects that its planned macro-project will have on their businesses in the future. The Vice President of the Association, Alfonso Rojo, said that they were not intending to touch on legal, land planning or other similar matters, as these questions were not within their jurisdiction. Director of the Matutes Group, Abel Matutes jnr, explained that the project would consist of a golf course, a complex ideal for families, an estate of luxury villas and a shopping mall, which would be constructed near the existing Ushuaïa Hotel and Space discotheque. He added that planning permission had not yet been given, as a few changes would need to be made to the bylaws if the project is to go ahead.
After the meeting, representatives from PIMEEF expressed their complete disagreement with the plan laid on the table, saying that such a project would be detrimental and disproportionate to the infrastructure of the Island. A 50,000 square metre shopping mall would tend to attract customers from all over the Island and have dire affects on existing businesses. One of the delegates said "Ibiza is sufficiently attractive on its own merits without having to locate such a large shopping centre as is being proposed in the plan". He continued by claiming that the touristic appeal of such a venture would be minimal, as visitors do not normally include a shopping spree as a priority when on holiday on the island. However one point both parties did agree on was the necessity to strive to increase the number of flights in low season, which continues to be a bug bear for all sectors. They also thanked the Matutes Group for giving them an opportunity to understand exactly what would be involved and for being so magnanimous in sharing the information.
Playa d"en Bossa
Representatives of PIMEEF (the association of small and medium sized businesses) called a meeting with the Matutes Group last week to clarify the affects that its planned macro-project will have on their businesses in the future. The Vice President of the Association, Alfonso Rojo, said that they were not intending to touch on legal, land planning or other similar matters, as these questions were not within their jurisdiction. Director of the Matutes Group, Abel Matutes jnr, explained that the project would consist of a golf course, a complex ideal for families, an estate of luxury villas and a shopping mall, which would be constructed near the existing Ushuaïa Hotel and Space discotheque. He added that planning permission had not yet been given, as a few changes would need to be made to the bylaws if the project is to go ahead.
After the meeting, representatives from PIMEEF expressed their complete disagreement with the plan laid on the table, saying that such a project would be detrimental and disproportionate to the infrastructure of the Island. A 50,000 square metre shopping mall would tend to attract customers from all over the Island and have dire affects on existing businesses. One of the delegates said "Ibiza is sufficiently attractive on its own merits without having to locate such a large shopping centre as is being proposed in the plan". He continued by claiming that the touristic appeal of such a venture would be minimal, as visitors do not normally include a shopping spree as a priority when on holiday on the island. However one point both parties did agree on was the necessity to strive to increase the number of flights in low season, which continues to be a bug bear for all sectors. They also thanked the Matutes Group for giving them an opportunity to understand exactly what would be involved and for being so magnanimous in sharing the information.
McRackin
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theibizasun:
Playa d"en Bossa
The Grup d"Estudis de la Naturalesa (Nature Study Group) expressed its concern over the large project which is being contemplated by the Matutes Group, saying, "The Excellency Plan for the area will only be excellent for the pockets of the developers who seem to want to destroy the image of the Island". They claim that, if the macro project does go ahead, it will only increase the water problems in the village of Sant Jordi and surrounding areas which are already stretched to the limit. The organization pointed out that the water in the aquifers already has more salt than is considered apt for human consumption and accused the Matutes Group of causing the problem by over exploiting Playa d"en Bossa. "The first thing a developer needs to ascertain is where they intend to get the water from which would be needed to supply such a vast project", adding that until adequate water can be supplied planning permission should not be given. As far as the golf course is concerned, they believe that the use of the pesticides which would be necessary to keep the greens in optimum condition would be detrimental to the nearby las Salines Natural Park, which is protected land.
Playa d"en Bossa
The Grup d"Estudis de la Naturalesa (Nature Study Group) expressed its concern over the large project which is being contemplated by the Matutes Group, saying, "The Excellency Plan for the area will only be excellent for the pockets of the developers who seem to want to destroy the image of the Island". They claim that, if the macro project does go ahead, it will only increase the water problems in the village of Sant Jordi and surrounding areas which are already stretched to the limit. The organization pointed out that the water in the aquifers already has more salt than is considered apt for human consumption and accused the Matutes Group of causing the problem by over exploiting Playa d"en Bossa. "The first thing a developer needs to ascertain is where they intend to get the water from which would be needed to supply such a vast project", adding that until adequate water can be supplied planning permission should not be given. As far as the golf course is concerned, they believe that the use of the pesticides which would be necessary to keep the greens in optimum condition would be detrimental to the nearby las Salines Natural Park, which is protected land.
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icebaer69
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... matutes =
matutes in 2007:
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The businessman Abel Matutes, head of the Matutes Group who are building the golf course
in Playa den Bossa, hit back at claims that his company is making any benefits
from the road building taking place.
There had been criticism from some sides that the group was going to take advantage
of the vast amount of earth that had been dug up to make the roads.
Matutes denied this, and claimed that far from benefiting, the company in charge of the road building
had in fact been using their land for storage purposes,
which would equate to around 1.8 million euros in rent.
He also denied that there would be a hotel built near the course,
saying that Ibiza did not need any more hotel beds;
just to improve the ones that are already here ...
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http://www.ibiza-spotlight.com/forum/showthread.php?t=43990&page=2&p=1108806&viewfull=1#post1108806
McRackin
Super Moderator
remember this one?!
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...o-ses-figueretes-paralizada-fecha-inicio.html
the remodeling of ses figueretes promenade won't happen any time soon...the president of the consell insular and the mayoress of ibiza town had a reunion with the minister of environmental affairs in madrid this afternoon and got the OK to do a promenade from figueretas to playa den bossa (...). the works on the first part of the promenade (from figueretas to es vivé) are expected to start in 2008.....
the existing promenade in figueretas:
http://www.mma.es
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...o-ses-figueretes-paralizada-fecha-inicio.html
kimajy
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McRackin
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The Matutes Group has designed The Excellency Plan, a mayor urban and commercial development in the southernmost part of Playa d'en Bossa, with an estimated 300 Million Euros investment and covering an area of 190 Acres. Developed by Brodway Maylan's architects, the plan includes the development of a mall with sports area, a golf course, a new suites-hotel, a residential area and the renovation of the existing Fiesta hotels in the area.
[video=youtube;HEZ0klnbImY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEZ0klnbImY[/video]
"we need 3 or 4 golf courses at least in ibiza in order to really be considered a golf destination"
[video=youtube;HEZ0klnbImY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEZ0klnbImY[/video]
"we need 3 or 4 golf courses at least in ibiza in order to really be considered a golf destination"
woodruffe
Active Member
good video.with looking at it i thought hold on a sec.then i googled it.ushuaia the tower hotel.Only a matter of time as all those people on the right side top floors of old hotel have been watching shows for free.i think the plans are good for pdb and the island.the at the jobs it will make.
stivi
Well-Known Member
if the mall is done, many many people will lose their jobs. all the small shops in the area will suffer heavily from that.
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