Madrid says illegal moorings order Albercutx
The Encrypt and Deputy Mayor Ramis met yesterday with Secretary of State for the Environment
JFS Secretary of State, Ministry of Environment, Federico Ramos, pledged yesterday in Madrid before the mayor of Pollença, Tomeu Encrypt (PP), to "find a solution" to allow "organizing and managing" illegal moorings affecting the Badia d'Albercutx, in Port de Pollença, and according to the City cause a serious environmental impact in the marine area of the municipality. The meeting was also attended by the CEO of Sustainability of the Coast and the Sea, Pablo Saavedra, and Deputy Miquel Ramis popular group.
According to a statement issued yesterday by the municipality of Pollença, Encrypt mayor was "very satisfied" after the meeting by the "bias" shown by the high office of Environment to address the "enormous environmental pressure" that supports this area of the municipality, which this summer have come to register more than 300 illegal moorings.
The Council recalls that, at present, live two moorings regulated by ecological zones: Formentor, managed by the association Proyecto Hombre, and Punta Avançada, where rates imposed this summer by the Regional Ministry of Environment have been heavily criticized by users small and medium-sized vessels, which in July demonstrated against the measure. The Consistory said yesterday that he is "against" the payment of fees to fund.
At the Badia d'Albercutx "there is a high demand for small craft moorings and tourist recreational use," according to the municipal institution, leading to increased soil erosion and marine liquid and solid waste. "Regulated areas not end with this problem," says Hall.
Encrypt Tomeu Mayor added, after the meeting, hopes to have this winter with the document to be prepared by the Secretariat of State to order the moorings in Albercutx. "When we take up the issue document to all stakeholders: representatives of the City, Ports de les Illes Balears, the Royal Yacht Club Port de Pollença, Regional Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Environment," the popular mayor.