I edited my second post on Glynis's advice - so
- you're wrong.You really do not know how Goa works

?You really do not know how Goa works
actually came from an unedited post of PPC's.You really do not know how Goa works
Prettypollycat wrote:Reading the latest link, I just wondered if Tito's and Mambo's actually HAVE violated coastal regulatory zone (CRZ) norms.
If they have - knowingly - then why shouldn't the structures be demolished?
Of course, if this is a retrosepctive regulation and the structures were fine before introduction of that regulation, that is a different matter.
waterproof wrote:PPC- If they have - knowingly - then why shouldn't the structures be demolished?
You really do not know how Goa works - lots of structures violate CRZ rules and always have.
Pay and stay is the rule. They will knock down one wall (a small one) and that will be it - lots of money will pass hands and end of it.
Titos is world famous and it will not disappear - Goa could not afford that.
Pay and stay is the rule. They will knock down one wall (a small one) and that will be it - lots of money will pass hands and end of it.
Have a look round the Sinquerm, Candolim, Calangute, Baga stretch of the coast and you will see that this ban is almost universaly flouted, so I dont think thats the reason for the move to demolish all or part of the nightclubs.
edited by Prettypollycat on Sun Nov 08, 2009 12:45 pm
moksha wrote:BCC strip are all zoned CRZ III. The NDZ stretches 200 metres from the HTL so that would make every structure since February 1991 IDS, but I wouldn't expect them to enforce SCN's for DO's, so NW's there then. Great news for T &. M's. :que
Anyone who really knows Goa would know that.