After hours of discussion, it has finally been accepted that the citizen’s card will be the means for allowing people to vote in the “referendum” on the terraces along Palma’s Born avenue. A yes or no to their staying as they are will be voted on between 9 and 16 December. Anyone who doesn’t have a card will be able to obtain one at the places where voting will take place: the identity card will be needed in order to get one. In addition, Casal Solleric, which is on the Born, will be open on weekdays between 5pm and 8pm.
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Born terraces’ vote will take place between 9 and 16 December
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Just waiting for the FREE coffee and cakes to be given out by the Mr Ferrer and his pals as part of their 'yes' campaign. This is an important vote as it may set a precedent for other important issues that affect the residents of Palma eg: 1) Sunday opening hours. 2) Longer opening hours for bars in residential areas. Vote NO and take back control of part of our beautiful city.