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A developer’s bid to build on a plot in Ansalonga, Andorra, hit a legal wall when the local council denied permits—claiming the land wasn’t ready for construction. Despite the developer’s argument that nearby utilities and road access made the site “consolidated urban land,” the court ruled that mere proximity isn’t enough; full infrastructure readiness is mandatory. The council’s temporary freeze on permits, part of a broader urban plan update, was upheld, emphasizing that development must align with comprehensive planning—not just convenience.

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