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> there's an interesting background on why people takes that risk At least in some cases, the reason was that paying the fine was quicker and maybe even cheape
by JorgeGT 9y ago
> there's an interesting background on why people takes that risk
At least in some cases, the reason was that paying the fine was quicker and maybe even cheaper than going through the municipal bureaucracy. People would even denounce themselves once the construction was finished.
- narag 9y agoAny time frame is quicker than waiting forever. More a problem of infrastructure than one of bureaucracy. The town had plenty of land available. Data here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiclana_de_la_Frontera https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiclana_de_la_Frontera But unless you owned 1 ha, regulations required an urbanization project. There weren't enough of them to cover a population that doubled in fifty years.