Ley 10/2005 de 21 de junio, de puertos de las Illes Balears. | BOE-A-2005-12950 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 10/2005 de 21 de junio, de puertos de las Illes Balears.

This article states that the law covers port and maritime-installation planning, construction, organization, management, financial regime, and administrative policing, plus cleaning and surveillance of coastal waters within the community’s competence.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2005-12950
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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Las administraciones competentes deben pedir el informe de Puertos de las Illes Balears cuando elaboren instrumentos urbanísticos que afecten a puertos o a instalaciones reguladas por esta ley. Las obras y usos del suelo en la zona de servicio del puerto deben pasar por autorización de Puertos de las Illes Balears, con informe urbanístico municipal en el expediente salvo ciertas obras portuarias menores. This article identifies who is responsible for port-related administrative infringements. This article sets the limitation periods for infringement cases and when those periods start to run. Port administrative infringements are sanctioned under this law, and the infringer must restore things, return them to their prior state, and repay all unlawfully obtained benefit to the administration.