This Friday, the Urban Planning Governing Council of Málaga is expected to greenlight an essential procedure for the redistribution of the Rojas-Santa Tecla sector. This decision aims to resolve a prolonged "legal entanglement" that has kept the development of this area paralyzed for years, despite being included in the 1997 General Urban Planning Plan (PGOU).

The project envisions the construction of 2,847 homes and an 18-hole golf course, covering approximately 500,000 square meters. Additionally, 300,000 square meters will be allocated to green areas. The estimated investment for the urbanization alone exceeds 50 million euros, with a projected completion time of 28 months.

The initiative, which borders Torremolinos within the Churriana district, also includes the creation of over 92,000 square meters for facilities, distributed as 22,784.53 square meters for sports facilities, 45,690.26 square meters for school facilities, and 24,207.48 square meters for social use. Furthermore, new roads totaling 244,172 meters will be built, and a commercial buildable area of 11,719 square meters is planned.

For the irrigation of the golf course and green areas, a connection to the Guadalhorce Wastewater Treatment Plant (EDAR) has been planned, ensuring the use of reclaimed water. Before obtaining building permits, the project will require authorizations from Adif and the Ministry of Transport, due to the need for pipelines to cross roads and railway lines.

Among the external actions to be carried out by the developers, these include the diversion of the Borres-Romero Canal, the provision of a new potable water reservoir with a capacity of 7,000 cubic meters, a new external sewage collector, and the expansion of the tertiary treatment system of the Guadalhorce EDAR. Additionally, archaeological studies will be conducted in the sites of Camino de Velarde, Monsálvez, Rojas, and Cortijo de Mazas, as well as in San Miguel, all already approved by the Junta de Andalucía.