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San Isidro revokes Boulogne Golf Club's land use
San Isidro takes 16-hectare land from Boulogne Golf Club over $400m debt.
In brief
San Isidro takes 16-hectare land from Boulogne Golf Club over $400m debt. San Isidro municipality revoked Boulogne Golf Club's land use permit due to 12 years of unpaid dues and undeclared business activities, returning 16 hectares to public ownership. Originally reported by Perfil.
San Isidro revokes Boulogne Golf Club's land use
San Isidro municipality revoked Boulogne Golf Club's land use permit after 12 years of unpaid dues and undeclared business activities.
Debt and irregularities
Club failed to pay 16 hectares of land for over a decade, accumulating $400 million debt and undeclared advertising revenue.
Municipal action
San Isidro took control of 16 hectares and Boulogne's 20,000 square meter annex due to unpaid taxes and infrastructure violations.
Historical context
Land was free since 1962, with a 20-year permit granted in 2013 that the club stopped paying after one year.
Municipal plans
San Isidro will redesign public access while maintaining golf and social activities at the site.
Club's response
Boulogne Golf Club said they learned of the revocation through social media, not formal notice.
“Solo nos llegó el video que subió el intendente a sus redes sociales. No tenemos nada para decir”
What matters most
San Isidro municipality revoked Boulogne Golf Club's land use permit due to 12 years of unpaid dues and undeclared business activities, returning 16 hectares to public ownership.
