Immediate license suspension Principot asked him yesterday Municipality of Mykonos And South Aegean region V Ministry of the Environment. Along with the completion of yesterday’s decision Central Council for Urban Development (KESYPOTHA) unauthorized buildings are declared demolished, fines and criminal penalties are imposed. It’s worth noting that the Principote yesterday announced it would open next Friday.

The document, signed by Secretary General of the Ministry of the Environment Efthymis Bakoyannis, was sent yesterday marked “extremely urgent” to the municipality of Mykonos and the South Aegean region. The two bodies are called “not later than tomorrow, that is, 10 May 2023” to proceed with the suspension of the principate. In fact, the decision is brought to the attention of the Prosecutor for Appeals of the Aegean Region, Mr. Tzorbatsoglu (who was in Mykonos), the leader of EL.AS. and all jointly competent agencies.

The order issued yesterday does not leave the Mykonos Municipality the opportunity to urgently convene the Municipality’s Quality of Life Committee to decide whether to revoke the license to operate the store. Given the involvement of the public prosecutor, the municipality is unlikely to attempt any maneuver (even if the principate side files a lawsuit, which is always a serious possibility).

Yesterday, the KESYPOTHA decision was also confirmed, rejecting most of the arguments presented by the three companies operating under the Principot (Panormos Tourism, Principote PC, Apollon Trans) and their lawyers. The Board rejected as unsubstantiated most of the claims of the three applicant companies (see “K” 5.5.23). More specific:

• The companies claimed that the gross autopsy report was not sufficiently substantiated and that they were not informed of the scribbles attached to the report. As Council replies, “the autopsy report details the constructs that were deemed arbitrary.” In addition, the fact that the companies claim they ignored the scribbles accompanying the report, “although they were sent to the appropriate police authority to be walled up, does not make the report vague and invalid.”

• With regard to the legalization of offenses relied on by the company, the Board pointed out that the “settled” offenses in the two buildings were not taken into account in the calculation of the fine in any case. Two more cases of “persuasion” are requested by the Council to be excluded from the calculation of the fine for inspection by the Construction Service of Syros. In the fifth “settlement” statement submitted by KESYPOTHA, “the structures were not identified as indicated at the time of autopsy and were presumably replaced by other closed structures.”

• The same was the case for the 2018 Minor Works Permit, as the permit was for pergolas “turned into a fence or canopy with hard tops”. It is noteworthy that the built decks, according to the company, do not require permission, as they do not exceed 1/3 of the open area. “However, a single land plot is completely covered with either concrete pavement, or decking, or closed structures,” the decision says.

KESYPOTHA asked representatives of three companies to submit within two days topographic maps of “devices” (for verification) confirming … the mess created by successive extensions provided to engineers to submit all supporting documents to the declarative platform of arbitrariness (plus that general chaos that is still creates uncontrolled legalization of arbitrariness).