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TFS1
2006-02-24 20:05:33
Here's hoping the weather is better we are going on Sunday. I've tried all ways to see which restaurants are good this year and hardly any feed back, the restaurant club ect sticky bit at the top is useless, I have asked for a dedicated restaurant section but it seems to be under seeing about, too late for me this year, and if the weather isn't any better Tenerife will be out after 16 years.
TFS 1...and mine! :hyper..... 
We were going 7th March to sign for the keys to our new apartment. We had the flights booked, hotel booked and furniture being delivered. We then received a phone call from our agent telling us that there was a problem with the habitation certificate and the release date has now been postponed indefinitely. We have now cancelled everything until we get a new date. DOH! 
I suppose I will now have to resort to watching the sunshine on the webcams. 
Good luck to all you lucky people heading off out there.
I suppose I will now have to resort to watching the sunshine on the webcams. Good luck to all you lucky people heading off out there.
Thanks Fiona, enjoy the sun! 
Hopefully,I will! Will certainly enjoy no matter what the weather does. 
Hello Cyberhiker,
So sorry to read about yor cancelled flights and expectations.
Our habitation certificate also seems to be delayed for Las Chafiras. Did you find out if this is general or specific to your apartment complex?
Thank you.
To anyone who may know: how long is the holiday for Mardi-Gras... a week or a day? This could cause further delay at the ayuntamiento.
Margaretta
So sorry to read about yor cancelled flights and expectations.
Our habitation certificate also seems to be delayed for Las Chafiras. Did you find out if this is general or specific to your apartment complex?
Thank you.
To anyone who may know: how long is the holiday for Mardi-Gras... a week or a day? This could cause further delay at the ayuntamiento.
Margaretta
Hi Margaretta,
We don't really know what happened, one minute we had a date and started making plans, then the agent phoned and told us that there was no habitation certificate so the apartment couldn't be released. I have heard from someone else on the forum that there are people already moving into the complex so hopefully it won't be long before we get a new date but our agent can get nothing out of the developer.
We don't really know what happened, one minute we had a date and started making plans, then the agent phoned and told us that there was no habitation certificate so the apartment couldn't be released. I have heard from someone else on the forum that there are people already moving into the complex so hopefully it won't be long before we get a new date but our agent can get nothing out of the developer.
How come people keep blaming global warming for the cold weather? Seems like something of a contradiction in terms to me!
Ange
Ange
Hi SaintsvWire
That name is certainly familier especially with a sign off of 'Ange' could this be somebody I know???
Peter Aramayo
That name is certainly familier especially with a sign off of 'Ange' could this be somebody I know???
Peter Aramayo
Hi Pete
What a small world! Usually watch the ex pats ..... topic but nosyed in on this one for a change. Mart's at match so I am playing about. Off to effe's later
cheers
Ange
What a small world! Usually watch the ex pats ..... topic but nosyed in on this one for a change. Mart's at match so I am playing about. Off to effe's later
cheers
Ange
Unfortunately, in Tenerife "global warming" equates to "global cooling" during winter months
Hello again, Cyberhiker!
I'm trying to get to grips with 'the Spanish way' but it's hard to understand why, when a complex is finished, that residents can't move in quickly. Health and Safety are of paramount importance but when there is so much mystery, secrecy and uncertainty from 'them what construct and certificate' one can't help wondering if something is wrong.... or a bureaucrat somewhere has all the documentation in his 'pending' file while he/she dons their costume for Mardi-Gras! Grrrrrrrrrrr!!!
Good luck anyway. Maybe we'll all be celebrating soon!
Margaretta
I'm trying to get to grips with 'the Spanish way' but it's hard to understand why, when a complex is finished, that residents can't move in quickly. Health and Safety are of paramount importance but when there is so much mystery, secrecy and uncertainty from 'them what construct and certificate' one can't help wondering if something is wrong.... or a bureaucrat somewhere has all the documentation in his 'pending' file while he/she dons their costume for Mardi-Gras! Grrrrrrrrrrr!!!
Good luck anyway. Maybe we'll all be celebrating soon!
Margaretta
Oh! Margaretta and Cyberhiker,I envy you having got property on Tenerife. Hope everything works out soon. I'm always looking on the property abroad sites,from the ten bedroomed places (if I win the lottery 
??) or the two bedroomed ones,which would do just fine just now! ...maybe one day....
??) or the two bedroomed ones,which would do just fine just now! ...maybe one day....
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FionaI
2006-03-02 08:26:57
It's been our dream since 1995 Fiona, and now it seems so close and yet so far with this setback. Everything up until this point has gone very smoothly, so we can't really complain. It's very frustrating but I'm sure it will all work out okay in the end. Just keep aiming towards your own dream, it all seemed an impossibility to me at one time too!
Hi again, Cyberhiker,yes it must be quite frustrating!... I will,more than likely, have to wait until the mortgage is paid off! Not before I'm 50. It seems like quite a way off But,I will keep looking on INVALID URL etc., chasing those dreams,working hard and hoping for the best. Good Luck with everything.
But,I will keep looking on INVALID URL etc., chasing those dreams,working hard and hoping for the best. Good Luck with everything.
Thanks Fiona. Enjoy your holiday, the weather's looking great today, it looks as though you may have timed it right.
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