Biodiversity will match signage in Cala Bóquer, Cala Figuera and Cala Murta with that of public estates to try to curb the human impact, but no short-term study on the effects of overcrowding is planned and it is ruled out limiting access.
This has been confirmed by the managing Director of Espais Naturals and Biodiversitat, Llorenç Mas, after receiving a few weeks ago the mayor of Pollença, Tomeu Cifre, and the representatives of the property who request an access regulation similar to the one approved years ago to circulate to Cala Castell from Ternelles and which is currently suspended by the Supreme Court.
The mayor and owners they cling to a ruling by the Supreme Court that in 2001 ruled that there is a public right of way on all the roads that lead to the sea and that already pointed to the need to determine a “suitable public use.”
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There are six roads of Pollença affected by the sentence, including those of Cala Murta and Cala Bòquer but only in Ternelles (which at that time was closed to hikers) the Consell and the Town Hall agreed to authorize the passage of a maximum of 20 hikers a day.
«We do not intend to make any limitation. The mayor and the owners are concerned about overcrowding and we will try to improve the signage by equating it with that of public estates so that hikers have clear rules to follow, ”explains the Director General of Biodiversitat.
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