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22 Фев 2008 ... The 10-year concessions for the Black Sea beaches, which were due to end on May 1 2008, ... Impressario - Bulgarian Property Management ...
A railway connecting Kirklareli with the port of Bourgas was of major importance to the Turkish province, Josh said. About 200 hotels in Slunchev Bryag (Sunny Beach) are expected to be open this summer. Another 15 buildings are under construction in Sinemorets. Comments posted by the website's visitors are independent of the editorial materials and do not represent the views of www.sofiaecho.com. Every proposal for building in the Sea Garden will be put to one side, Yordanov said. Five new holiday villages and 11 hotels are under construction in the area. Granting the extensions will need a change in the Law for the Structure of the Black Sea Coast. INDIAN PLANS SUSPENDEDThree Indian entrepreneurs, who earlier announced their intention to invest more than 70 million euro in building a town for 30 000 residents near the Sozopol’s village of Rossen, have had to suspend their plans. More than 40 new hotels are also being built in Lozenets resort. One of the largest complexes on the south coastline, the 110 million euro five-star Costa Del Coco, will be built to the north of the village. Panteleev said that the Bourgas regional government office was positive about the project. Public debates on Varna’s master plan start in late February. The lack of vacant plots along the coastline has apparently driven investors further south, to villages like Tsarevo and Sinemorets. The law first came into force at the beginning of 2008. The line will connect the whole of the Thracian district in Turkey and the Tekirdag port on the Sea of Marmara with Bourgas. The procedure for choosing new concessionaire takes 300 days and tenders have not been announced yet. The project has been put on hold after local farmers filed a lawsuit with the Bourgas administrative court, challenging changes to the village’s zoning plan. The project will be financed through the operational programme for trans-border collaboration 2007-2009, under a joint project between Turkey, Bulgaria and Germany, which had been discussed with European Union representatives. The two-year ban expired on February 10. Tsarevo will soon have 15 new hotels, Tsarevo mayor Petko Arnaoudov said. Yordanov believed that no construction permits will be issued before the Regional Development and Public Works Ministry made a decision.
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