BOP de Málaga · 03 Nov 2026 · 9 vistas
Benalmádena publishes the urban planning agreement that regulates the execution of Los Eucaliptos
Por FactBox Admin

The Benalmádena City Council has submitted the Urban Management Agreement for the establishment of the execution system of UE-96 Los Eucaliptos to the Official Gazette of the Province of Málaga. The announcement is published in the issue dated November 3, 2026, within section 3 dedicated to city councils, under the official reference Edict 4171/2026. With this procedure, the urban agreement reached within the municipal scope is incorporated into the official gazette and becomes available for consultation by owners, landholders, and residents of the sector.
The urban management agreement is the mechanism through which the city council and the owners of an execution unit agree on the conditions under which that area will be developed: who takes the initiative, how burdens and transfers are distributed, and which management formula is applied. The declared object of the announcement is precisely that: to establish the “execution system” of UE-96, execution unit number 96 of the general municipal planning, identified in this case as Los Eucaliptos.
An announcement with limited data in the summary
The Official Gazette of the Province of Málaga includes the announcement in its summary with the literal statement of the agreement’s object and its administrative reference. This summary does not, however, detail other magnitudes of the agreement:
- Surface area of the scope and assigned urban development potential.
- Number of affected owners and composition of the compensation board, if applicable.
- Execution deadlines for the urbanization and the schedule of transfers.
- The specific execution system finally adopted among those provided for by the regulations.
These details, along with the full text of the agreement, are part of the municipal file that the edict refers to the provincial gazette and must be consulted in the official publication and at the Benalmádena City Council.
The fine print affecting the land
The practical scope of the announcement is twofold. On one hand, it orders the development of a specific sector of the municipal district, such that any urban action planned in Los Eucaliptos is conditioned by the execution system established. On the other, it determines obligations for the landholders included in UE-96, who now have an official and public reference for the rules of the game applicable to their plots.
The edict is part of the municipality’s usual urban planning activity in the final stretch of 2026. During the same period, the provincial gazette already published the final approval of the detailed study for plot 1 of the Los Pintores Complex, on Manuel Mena Palma Avenue, with reference Edict 3386/2026, in the issue dated October 9, 2026. Both announcements confirm that Benalmádena maintains active processing of planning and management instruments over specific areas of its territory.
Why it matters to neighbors and owners
An urban management agreement does not change the land use on its own, but it does establish how what the planning already foresees will be realized: the opening of roads, service networks, land transfers, and the distribution of costs among the owners within the area. For residents in the vicinity of Los Eucaliptos, the announcement is the first public clue that the execution unit is entering the management phase and that the decisions regarding the sector already have documentary support in the provincial bulletin.
For owners, the publication in the Official Gazette of the Province of Málaga marks the moment from which the agreement has official record and can be invoked in subsequent processing. Any allegation, inquiry, or verification of boundaries and encumbrances must be cross-referenced with the full text of Edict 4171/2026 and the municipal file, the only documents with evidentiary value compared to summaries and promotional versions.
Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Málaga, November 3, 2026, 3rd section (City Council), official reference: Edict 4171/2026.