"MAS DE 90 PLANES DE URBANISMO ANULADOS POR AUSENCIA O INSUFIENCIA EN LA JUSTIFICACION DE SUS DECISIONES".

Urban legislation requires that town planning comes with a whole range of reports such as justifications, environmental, economical or citizen participation. However, there are times when the Administration fails to justify the rational of their decisions. There are many plans that are canceled for not correctly justifying what is the purpose or public needs that justifies these measures. The control of administrative discretion is a constant in administrative law, but there is always one last judgment of appreciation that corresponds to the Administration. However, special motivation is required. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]