The agreement reached by the Sitges Plenary involves the immediate suspension of construction and activity licenses intended for hotel, residential, and health uses. This measure will allow the City Council to initiate the necessary studies for the drafting and promotion of new urban planning that regulates all uses reflected in the POUM, as well as the tenure and classification regime of tourist accommodation establishments.
Simultaneously, the railway service situation remains a priority. The Mayor of Sitges, Aurora Carbonell, has demanded "immediate action" on the most deficient points of the R2 Sud line that crosses the Garraf region.
The municipalities of the Penedès Marítimo demand that the serious situation affecting the Catalan railway system be resolved and a dignified service guaranteed.
In other local news highlights from the week of February 6, it was announced that works to transform the Can Robert park into a climate refuge will begin next week, with the entire project expected to be completed by spring. Furthermore, the Municipal Market launched the "12 months, 12 actions" campaign, featuring a Catalan and Japanese cooking demonstration on January 30.
