In July, the opposition at Pollensa town hall was outraged at the exclusion of six properties in Puerto Pollensa from the town hall’s catalogue for protection of “buildings with historical, artistic, architectural and scenic interest”. A long-running row, this related to old houses on the paseos Voramar and Colom, which more or less conform to what is commonly referred to as the pinewalk. All from the early part of the last century, they were Ca l’Adroguer, Can Franc, Can Mena, Can Morató, Can Ques and Can Tugores.
Puerto Pollensa heritage - five months on...
A long-running row
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As usual, the property owners who acted in time to demolish and redevelop old seafront houses got out with tidy sums of capital. The ones who did not act were left with old houses that can not be redeveloped, cost a lot in upkeep and get no compensation at all. Oh, ought not have said that, should I?