Canary Islands Autonomous Evaluation Committee Correction

Background

The Canary Islands Autonomous Evaluation Committee has issued a correction to a previous decision related to the environmental assessment of the Teror Historic Center Protection Plan.

The correction clarifies a clerical mistake made in a November 2025 resolution, where an administrative service was incorrectly named.

Originally, it mentioned notifying the 'Legal and Administrative Planning Service,' but the accurate unit is the 'Technical Service of Urban Planning.'

This change does not alter the substance of the prior agreement but ensures the proper department receives future updates.

Context and Reversal

This correction comes after the Committee reviewed and reversed a June 2025 resolution that declared the environmental assessment process for the plan had lapsed.

The initial lapse was challenged and then reinstated following the Committee’s December 2025 unanimous decision.

Significance

This move highlights the ongoing administrative refinement within local planning processes.

For residents and local officials, it ensures that procedural communications go to the right offices, avoiding delays or misunderstandings.

The correction also demonstrates how bureaucratic precision helps keep urban planning projects transparent and properly managed.

Overall, it’s a reminder that even small clerical errors can be rectified to keep official processes on track, supporting better urban conservation efforts and stakeholder trust.