La servidumbre de protección de costas. Un estudio a la luz de la Ley 2/2013 y del nuevo Reglamento General de Costas

Authors

  • Matilde Carlón Ruiz

Keywords:

Coast, public domain, easements, city-planning

Abstract

The Coastal Act dated 1988 sat up a protective easement, which involves severe restrictions to the use of the land, particularly from a city-planning point of view, in order to guarantee the indemnity of the maritime public domain. This particular aim early showed multiple strains between private and public interests, including different territorial powers. These strains focus either on the extension and content of this so-called «easement» and are at the root of the developments which have been introduced in its profile by the Protection and Sustainable Use of the Coast Act (approved as 2/2013 Act) and its Development Regulation which has been approved recently. Provided that this Regulation has not answered all the questions raised by that Act, this 
study aims to shed some light on them. 

Issue

Section

STUDIES