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The Mayor of Alhama de Murcia, Fernando Alfonso Ceron, last week approved the final licenses required for the construction and operation of the Paramount Pictures theme park.
Proyectos Emblemáticos Murcianos SA (Premursa) has been given the go ahead to commence construction on an almost 1.2 Million Sq Mt footprint, however a question mark still hangs over the inability of the group to complete on the transfer of 2 privately owned parcels of land.
Premursa now has 20 days in which to receive an expression of interest from parties interested in tendering for the various contracts available on the project.
And what happens if NOBODY registers and expression of interest ? A very expensive plot of land that Premursa has purchased, maybe ?
It's becoming clearer now why the model of Paramount Theme Park promised a couple of months ago was unable to be produced, and the licencing issue referred to the fact they have been unable to secure all the land required. Would be interesting to know the size of the 2 parcels of land, and how this could affect what was promised to be included in the original plans.