Coloane illegal constructions suspended
The Lands, Public Works and Transport Bureau (DSSOPT) in co-operation with the Public Security Police Force (CPSP) yesterday ordered the embargo of 15 unlicensed works in Coloane, in defense of the island's natural resources.
Supervisory actions recently undertaken by DSSOPT staff discovered several illegal works in Coloane, mainly in Coloane Village, Lai Chi Vun, Hac-Sá and Ka-Ho that included works of demolition, reconstruction, expansion and construction of superstructures on land whose ownership is not yet confirmed.
The bureau ordered the immediate suspension of the illegal works.
If the owners fail to deliver the documents required for the legalization of these works within the stipulated period, they must then proceed with the removal of all materials deposited and the demolition of buildings and improvements built and restore the land to its original aspect.
In addition, the bureau said that these works have not been approved by DSSOPT or licensed by the administration, thus seriously violating the law.
Among the 15 works investigated, 10 are building-construction works and five are hills or ground levelling works.
Since Coloane is a significant area of natural reserve in Macau, its development must meet the guidelines established by the government.
Saturday, 04 April 2009
Macau Daily Times
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Coloane illegal constructions suspended
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