Ajijic liason for expats

Who is the liason for expats in Chapala? An eventos is being built on Avenida del Pilar in Riberas behind Mirasol and nobody in this neighborhood has been notified. The eventos is located on the Lake at the end of this street, Avenida del Pilar. HELP!! Thank you.

Hector. You can find him on Facebook. Search for Chapala Expat Laison.

Best of luck to you Mrs. Rupert. I'd be on that like white on rice.

Well if they have permits and approval there won't be much that can be done. I don't think advising the neighborhood is necessary here in Mexico. Just be glad it isn't a steelworks shop........

Is that the area location where the owner of the lakefront property was in filling the lake and gaining more land?
So much for the promises of "transparency" by the Chapala Government.

CanuckBob wrote:Well if they have permits and approval there won't be much that can be done. I don't think advising the neighborhood is necessary here in Mexico. Just be glad it isn't a steelworks shop........

Correct!

lakeside7 wrote:Is that the area location where the owner of the lakefront property was in filling the lake and gaining more land?
So much for the promises of "transparency" by the Chapala Government.

That will make the rest of the lake higher!...less space for water.  

Are you guys awake?

There was a weekend camptestre restaurant there for a long time, so it may be safe to assume it's already "zoned" for business. In my world, any event place would never be allowed within town limits.

Welcome to Mexico.......

Yes, lakeside7. They have filled in the lower edge of the property next to the lake and have constructed a boat ramp into the lake. Time to sell, I guess.

And slainte, how do you suppose the got their permits- the good 'ole Mexican way? They were shut down for about a year, and then miraculously, they re-opened and started to build again. Hmmmmm...

Probably, however maybe they are operating without a permit. File a complaint and you will find out.

Mrs. Rupert wrote:And slainte, how do you suppose the got their permits- the good 'ole Mexican way?  They were shut down for about a year, and then miraculously, they re-opened and started to build again.  Hmmmmm...

"How" isn´t very important in Mexico, but having the permit is.
Mexico is the place where the old saying of "there is only one way to skin a cat" was put to rest, forever.    
No Hmmmmm about it…...just the way it is.

CanuckBob wrote:Probably, however maybe they are operating without a permit. File a complaint and you will find out.

There you go Bob, the key word is "without".

Ohhh a boat ramp, input or just a dock?

Dump trucks full of rock & fill have been going down that road toward Lake for 4 months. Huge amounts of dirt & rock. If a permit can be obtained to spew untreated raw sewage of an 8-plex onto the road every other night, anything is possible. New construction sites are using any & all empty lots for debris & trash, one short street looks like a toxic dump.. I am outta there - would NEVER recommend living in Riberas - a true health threat, e-coli & dengue for all.

Yep! That is Riberas!

caligirl108 wrote:Dump trucks full of rock & fill have been going down that road toward Lake for 4 months. Huge amounts of dirt & rock.  If a permit can be obtained to spew untreated raw sewage of an 8-plex onto the road every other night, anything is possible.  New construction sites are using any & all  empty lots for debris & trash, one short street looks like a toxic dump..  I am outta there - would NEVER recommend living in Riberas - a true health threat, e-coli & dengue for all.

Is that where all the stuff they are dredging out of the lake in front of the malecón in SAT going?