The application for a stay was rejected by the Athens Court of Appeal. Nammos in Mykonos. This means that under the new legislation opens the way for the demolition of two buildings (520 sq.m. and 40 sq.m.), which environmental inspectors noted during the autopsy. The next step will be taken by the Aegean Decentralized Administration.

After an unusually long delay (two weeks, when the courts usually decide on these cases within 2-3 days, which indicates the complexity of the case), the Court of Appeal of Athens dismissed the application submitted by the representatives of Nammos at noon today in the demolition is suspended pending a decision on their main appeals. The inspectors in their conclusion recorded in Nammos (see “K” 22.4.23):

– A two-storey building is under construction in the protected area of ​​Psaros beach and at a distance of less than 100 meters from the coastline. The building has an area of ​​520 square meters. Parts of the building are located in the coastal and beach area.

– construction in progress of a building with a toilet (39.55 sq.m.) in the protected area of ​​the beach and at a distance of less than 100 m from the coastline.

– Container accommodation 23.5 sq.m. (without a permit, which is required regardless of whether they are a permanent structure) within the beach protection zone and at a distance of less than 100 meters from the beach.

– Placement of four cylindrical tanks with a height of 2.2 m and a radius of 0.5-1.7 m within the beach protection zone and at a distance of less than 100 m from the seashore.

As a reminder, the relevant requests by the Principote to remove the seal and annul the decision of the Central Council for Urban Planning (KESYPOTHA) have not yet been considered.