Application for Use of Public Hydraulic Land by Guerra Patrimonial FGG, S.L.

Overview

A company called Guerra Patrimonial FGG, S.L., represented by Felipe Guerra González, has submitted an application to use 60 square meters of public hydraulic land in the Tamaraceite ravine, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, for agricultural purposes. This move is part of a formal process governed by Canary Islands water laws, ensuring transparency and public oversight.

Public Review Process

• The application is now open for public review for the next 20 days.
• Documents related to the application are available at the Gran Canaria Water Council.
• This process allows any individual or organization to examine the details of the request and raise concerns if needed.

Significance

This development highlights ongoing efforts to regulate land use and water resources on the island, which is crucial amid increasing demand for agricultural and development projects.

For residents, it signals active administrative oversight ensuring public land is used responsibly and transparently.