The Junta de Andalucía has authorised the development of the Morales sector, with 430 homes west of Colinas del Limonar. The other area of the zone, Tassara, already has environmental approval.
The Junta de Andalucía has granted the unified environmental authorisation for the development project of the Morales sector, in the northeast of the capital, according to Diario Sur. The delegation of the Ministry of Sustainability and Environment in Málaga has taken this step after the City Council of Málaga admitted the file for processing in May.
The Morales sector occupies 291,551 square metres, located between the access and exit road of the Monte Dorado tunnel and the course of the Toquero stream. There, 430 homes will be built, with a maximum height of ground floor plus two, of which 46 will be chalets.
Within the area, there are two plots for commercial use, of 7,909 and 1,428 square metres, facing a new roundabout that will connect the tunnel with the eastern motorway. The developer Culmia holds 60% of the urban rights of the sector, the French State slightly more than 10%, and the rest is in the hands of small owners, including the City Council. The future development has already reserved electrical capacity with Endesa, according to the developer.
The planning reserves 7,323 square metres for a school centre, 2,894 square metres for a sports centre, and 1,333 square metres for social facilities. The public use free spaces total 148,727 square metres, half of the area, and are located next to the Tassara and Toquero streams. The Junta has positively assessed that the undeveloped areas coincide with the lands that could flood.
In the Tassara sector, Culmia has rights to build 61 of the 102 homes planned, and the City Council has land for 22 homes, although they are not expected to be VPO. This development project is more advanced, as it received environmental approval from the Junta earlier this year.
With the authorisation of Morales, both sectors face the final phase for their execution, but they still need to obtain several municipal licenses. The development of Morales is expected to take two years, and the total works, with a rugged topography, are valued at around 27 million euros.
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