Burriana reiterates meeting request to boost coastline

The City Council seeks a meeting with the Directorate General for Coasts to unblock pending projects like the new breakwater.

Generic image of an official building with architectural details.
IA

Generic image of an official building with architectural details.

The Burriana City Council has formally reiterated its request for a working meeting with the Directorate General for Coasts and the Coastline, under the Ministry for Ecological Transition, to address the stagnation of key projects for coastal regeneration.

The request, initially sent last July, has gone unanswered, prompting the council of the Plana Baixa region to insist on a meeting to unblock pending actions that have been in the pipeline for years without significant progress.
Among the priorities the governing team is conveying to the state department is the execution of a 200-meter breakwater in front of the wastewater treatment plant. This project, aimed at creating a beach in the southern sector of the municipality and protecting the coast, has been in the works for over fifteen years and currently lacks funding, despite having a favorable environmental impact assessment.
Furthermore, the municipal executive is demanding a clear response regarding the coastal planning of Sant Gregori.

"It is a priority to hold this working meeting with the Directorate General for Coasts to clarify all these issues, demand the pending works, and insist on the attention and investments that Burriana's coastline has needed for too many years."

the mayor of Burriana · Jorge Monferrer
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Burriana (16/09/2026)