A Pollensa town hall technical report has concluded that the administration must open sanctions proceedings in respect of the complete demolition of the Hotel Formentor.
Pollensa town hall report urges Hotel Formentor suspension of work
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Marvin Le MartianAndy I remember an article when the work on redevelopment started then stopped for whatever reason. I made the observation then, that the remaining outer wall structure had no visible secondary support and the weather or a good puff of wind would bring the last of what was a lovely old hotel crashing down. But times, styles, and fashions change. the desire for a move upmarket, “ if the old place wasn’t upmarket enough “, require modern Dubai style touches of “sky bars and butlers,” So the odd “ooops “ moment that gives a open new and obviously less expensive redevelopment opportunity to create the new style. Personally I liked the old place.
This is exactly why Mallorcan politics is taken as a complete and utter joke. Not to mention the ( more than credible ) accusations of corruption of some of those involved, but not least; the building has been demolished without permission! FFS! Like that’s never happened here before? It’s shameful, embarrassing and wrong. Again.