Ley 6/2001, de 23 de julio, de Medidas Urgentes en Materia de Ordenación del Territorio y del Turismo de Canarias. | BOE-A-2001-15386 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 6/2001, de 23 de julio, de Medidas Urgentes en Materia de Ordenación del Territorio y del Turismo de Canarias.

This article states that the law regulates certain land-use, territorial-planning, and natural-resources instruments, their implementation, and land-use acts during the period needed to prepare and approve general planning and tourism guidelines.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2001-15386
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Language
es
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This article states that the law regulates certain land-use, territorial-planning, and natural-resources instruments, their implementation, and land-use acts during the period needed to prepare and approve general planning and tourism guidelines. Se suspende temporalmente la tramitación y concesión de varios actos ligados a usos turísticos, con varias excepciones. Se suspende la aprobación o modificación de las reglas sobre uso turístico en ciertos planes urbanísticos, salvo en dos supuestos excepcionales. Planning procedures for certain development plans are suspended when the general plan allows tourist accommodation use in the relevant area, subject to stated exceptions. These precautionary measures apply until the General Planning and Tourism Guidelines are in force, with island-level exceptions when an adapted Insular Planning Plan enters into force and replaces them.