Far fewer applications have been received than anticipated for the small-scale building violations amnesty, Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou said...
A majority of Cypriot MPs have voted in favour of further extending period during which ‘Statements of Intent’ may be submitted under the provisions of the Town Planning Amnesty until the 30th April 2013.
Speaking at the House Interior Committee, the Interior Minister said that the public was showing little interest in the Town Planning Amnesty and that the numbers of applications submitted were unsatisfactory.
A further six-month extension to the Town Planning Amnesty, which was introduced a year ago, has been announced by the Interior Ministry. The amending laws were published in the Cyprus Gazette on April 6.
Interior Minister Neoclis Sylikiotis has called on those whose properties suffer from planning irregularities to submit Letters of Intent under the provisions of the Town Planning Amnesty before 7th April.
At the plenary parliamentary session last Thursday, Cypriot MPs voted in favour of a six-month extension to the period during which ‘Statements of Intent’ may be submitted under the provisions of the Town Planning Amnesty.
The House Interior Committee has unanimously proposed that parliament grants a six-month extension to the period during which 'Statements of Intent' may be submitted under the provisions of the Cyprus Town Planning Amnesty.
The Scientific and Technical Chamber of Cyprus (ETEK) will be giving a presentation on the provisions of the Town Planning Amnesty laws at the Paphos UKCA on Saturday, 27th of August starting at 10:00 am. All are welcome to attend.
