Post by tinkerbells1 on May 22, 2008 17:49:55 GMT
Council hopes to involve all farmers and landowners
The Island Council has begun a series of meetings with landowners and farmers whose land around the island’s coastline is crossed by the route of the coastal footpath known as the Cami de Cavalls. The Council’s objective is to get landowners and farmers involved in the preparation and preservation of the 179 kilometre long footpath.
These meetings come at the end of the administrative and judicial process to acquire the right of way which began back in December 2000.
John S. Nunn - Maó read more...
The Island Council has begun a series of meetings with landowners and farmers whose land around the island’s coastline is crossed by the route of the coastal footpath known as the Cami de Cavalls. The Council’s objective is to get landowners and farmers involved in the preparation and preservation of the 179 kilometre long footpath.
These meetings come at the end of the administrative and judicial process to acquire the right of way which began back in December 2000.
John S. Nunn - Maó read more...